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December 11, 2024 - Reminder: Users needUpdate July 22, 2024: Due to update their Webhook URLs by January 31, 2025,customer feedback we have received around the footer message, we have decided to ensure their notifications continue posting toremove it from the cards that are posted.
We will be retiring the Microsoft Teams. For more information on how to do this, please refer to the October 16th update below.
Updated October 16, 2024: Updated information related to Office 365 Connectors Retirementconnectors feature in Microsoft Teams - Webhook URL Migration. Thank youstarting August 15, 2024, and ending October 1, 2024. For similar functionality, we recommend using the Workflows app in Microsoft Teams, where we will continue to invest our development resources. As we strive for continuous improvement, the shift toward Power Automate workflows represents our commitment to providing scalable, flexible, and secure solutions. Power Automate workflows not only offer enhanced capabilities but also ensure that your patience.
As shared in the last communication, weintegrations are publishing guidance for owners of webhook-based connectors to update their URLsbuilt on a platform that can grow with a new structure. To allow ample time for replacing URLs, connector owners will have until January 31, 2025, which is an extension from our previous deadline of December 31, 2024. See below for complete guidance.
Webhook-based connectors within the O365 Connectors service in Teams are transitioning to a new URL structure due to the implementation of further service hardening updates. During this transition, you may receive notifications to update your configured connector to use the new URL. We strongly recommend that you update your connector immediately to prevent any disruption to connector services. URLs for all webhook-based connectors must be updated by January 31, 2025 for the connectors to continue posting messages into Teams. Keep in mind the entire O365 Connectors service in Teams will be retired at the end of 2025, so consider moving your webhooks to the Workflows app within Teams to avoid conducting another migration. Documentation: Create incoming webhooks with Workflows for Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Supportbusiness needs.
How this will affect your organization:
ThisWe will gradually roll out this change is needed only for webhook-based Connectors such as Incoming Webhook and third-party connectors where a URL is provided for posting messages. The change is not required for polling-based connectors such as RSS.
To update webhook URLs for existing O365 Connectors, follow these steps: Manage Microsoft 365 connectors and custom connectors - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn
1. Go to Manage Channelin a Teams channel, select Edit under the Connectors option, and select Configured section. Review the existing connections listed on this page.
2.Do one of the following to generate a new URL:two phases:
3. Replace the old URL with the new URL (or the new connection in the service that triggers the post). You'll know the new URL is ready for you to copy when the Configure page shows a message that the URL is updated ("Url is up-to-date").
What you need to do to prepare:
The belowThis change will happen automatically on the specified dates are still unchangedlisted above. No admin action is required. Please notify your users about this change, update relevant documentation as appropriate, and were communicated in previous updates:
Additional documentation:Browse and add workflows in Microsoft Teams support article.
Create incoming webhooks with Workflows for Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Support
Browse and add workflows in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Support
Note about parity features for the Workflows app
We are currently developing a method for webhooks in the Workflow app to support the following scenarios and will shareLearn more details before March 30, 2025.about the retirement of Microsoft Office 365 connectors and migrating to Workflows