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Setting up Microsoft Notification for Jobs ​

Stay up to date with your test runs by setting up Microsoft Teams Notifications for scheduled jobs.

You can choose to receive alerts when a test fails or completes, ensuring your team stays in the loop.

For example, if a test fails, you'll receive an message like this:

Failing Job report

1. Create an incoming webhook in Microsoft Teams ​

To set up the connection between Jobs and your Microsoft Teams channel, you first need to create an incoming webhook. Follow these steps:

👉 Open Microsoft Teams and go to the Teams view.

👉 Navigate to the channel where you want to receive notifications.

👉 Click on ••• next to the channel name, then select Manage channel.

👉 Under the Connectors section, click Edit.

👉 In the sidebar, search for “Incoming Webhook”, then click Add (or Configure if already added).

👉 Provide a name (e.g., “TAMI Notifications”) and optionally upload a custom icon.

👉 Click Create and copy the generated webhook URL.

👉 Click Done to save.

Microsoft Teams Webhook

2. How to Set up Microsoft Teams notification ​

👉 Navigate to the Jobs tab

Jobs Tab

👉 Edit an job or create a new job

👉 Click on the Notifications section.

Configuring MS Teams Notification

👉 Select when to trigger the notification:

  • A test finishes – notifies on both success and failure.
  • A test fails – notifies only when a test fails.

👉 Set notification to Microsoft Teams, and paste the webhook.

👉 Click Save to apply your changes.

Once configured, Jobs will automatically send notifications to the specified channel based on your webhook configuration.