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Connect Taskending to a Microsoft Teams channel

A Teams connection makes supported issue updates visible in a selected channel. Signing in with Microsoft does not enable channel notifications by itself.

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How to apply it

Open Notification channels as a company owner or administrator. Use the Microsoft connection flow with a work or school account. Select the Taskending project, Teams team and channel. Confirm that channel members are appropriate recipients of project information.

A concrete example

Assignment, status and comment events from a web project can reach the product team’s channel. The message brings context into conversation while the authoritative description and decision history remain in Taskending.

What to watch for

External organizations may require administrator consent under Microsoft policies. The setup is not prevalidated in every tenant. Channel integration does not promise personal DMs or notification for every newly created issue.

How to check the outcome

Check the queue result and selected channel after a supported update. A connected label needs separate verification of actual delivery.

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