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# Microsoft Teams Notifications

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As a status page admin, enable Microsoft Teams notifications under <mark style="background-color:green;">Subscriptions > Sub. Settings</mark> before your customers can subscribe.
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## Enable Teams notifications (admin)

1. In your status page admin sidebar, click **Subscriptions**, then **Sub. Settings**.
2. Check **Enable Microsoft Teams notification** and click **Submit**.\
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   ![Enable Microsoft Teams notifications setting](/files/eWK8TR6NOYnAdkvIZmoU)

## How subscribers connect Teams

Once enabled, subscribers will see a Microsoft Teams option in the **Subscribe to Updates** modal on your status page.

![Microsoft Teams option in subscribe modal](/files/ypqxYyy1sTSclGVbgiW5)

To subscribe, they need an **Incoming Webhook URL** from Microsoft Teams:

1. In Microsoft Teams, click **Apps** and search for **Incoming Webhook**.
2. Click **Add to a team**, select the team/channel, and click **Set up a connector**.
3. Enter a name (e.g. "Acme Status") and click **Create**.\
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   ![Microsoft Teams Incoming Webhook setup](/files/xSnPh3L4bXrs8SAsxwqW)
4. Copy the generated webhook URL.\
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   ![Copy Teams webhook URL](/files/AJcqmIGRLadHwAwIQt9P)
5. Paste the URL into the **Microsoft Teams webhook URL** field in the subscribe modal and click **Subscribe**.\
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   ![Subscribe with Teams webhook URL](/files/Mx2KaqaljrXk4B98qunO)

A confirmation message will appear in the Teams channel immediately upon subscribing.