Teams' equivalent of Slack's Incoming Webhook is the Incoming Webhook connector. Setup is similar but the connector menu lives on the channel itself.
1. Add the connector in Teams
- Open the channel you want to post into.
- Click the ⋯ menu next to the channel name → Connectors.
- Find Incoming Webhook and click Configure.
- Give the connector a name ("SimpleAMS"), optionally upload an icon, then click Create.
- Copy the resulting
https://outlook.office.com/webhook/...URL.
2. Paste into SimpleAMS
- Go to Settings → Integrations → Microsoft Teams.
- Drop the URL into Incoming webhook URL.
- Tick Enable Teams notifications and save.
3. Pick events
Same event groups as Slack - Assignments, Asset changes, Maintenance & audits, Approvals, Daily alert digest. Toggle independently.
4. What it looks like
SimpleAMS sends a MessageCard payload - the format Teams natively renders with a coloured strip. Coral by default for visual consistency with SimpleAMS.
5. Tips
- Tenant admins are the only role allowed to add a connector by default - ask your Teams owner if the Connectors option is greyed out.
- The webhook URL is silently rotated by Microsoft after long inactivity. If you stop seeing notifications after months, re-issue and re-paste.
- One channel per webhook. Want notifications in two channels? Create a connector in each and configure two Teams integrations - but SimpleAMS keeps just one row per provider, so the simplest path is forwarding rules inside Teams.
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