Microsoft Teams

With the Microsoft Teams node, alerts go as a card to a Teams channel. Teams accepts messages from outside through Workflows; Microsoft switched off the old “Incoming Webhooks” in 2026. You need a Microsoft 365 work or school account. Teams comes with the Community plan and counts against the 20 targets.

Create the workflow

1. In Teams, click … next to the channel and then Workflows.

2. Pick the template Send webhook alerts to a channel, give it a name such as “Bellchain” and confirm team and channel.

3. Copy the URL Teams shows at the end. It is long and ends with a signature (sig=…).

4. Drag the Microsoft Teams node onto the board in the editor and paste the URL.

What the alert looks like

A card with the chain’s name, your message, the values as a table and, small at the bottom, pair, timeframe and time. The sender is the workflow bot. **bold** and _italic_ also work in Teams, code does not.

If several coins of a scanner fire at the same candle, one card lists them all: the number of coins at the top, each coin with its values in the table.

Note

Teams only confirms a post as accepted (202), not as delivered. If nothing shows up in the channel, check the workflow’s run history in Power Automate. A workflow takes about 25 posts per 5 minutes; it belongs to the person who created it and stops when they leave the organisation. The URL is a secret and stays empty when you export the chain.