# Microsoft Teams

You can integrate Luciq with Microsoft Teams and forward any bugs you receive to a channel or team of your choice. Here are the steps you need to follow to set up the integration.

1. Open Microsoft Teams and select the channel you would like to receive an Luciq notification on. From the three-dot menu on the top right, select Workflows.

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2. Select “Post to a channel when a webhook request is received”.

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3. Name your workflow.

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4. Copy the generated URL to your clipboard.

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5. Select the team and channel, then confirm by clicking “Add workflow”.

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6. Go to the integrations page on your Luciq dashboard and select 'Microsoft Teams' to set up the integration. You will be prompted for the webhook URL we generated in Microsoft Teams.

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7. To customize the information you would like to be forwarded, select 'Edit' and choose the details you want to include. When you're done, select 'Save' and continue to the next step.

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8. At this point, we need to test the integration with a sample notification to make sure everything is working as expected.

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9. In the final step, you need to choose a name for this integration and whether you want to be notified of every new bug. You can also configure a rule to only forward specific bugs to this channel or team, depending on the conditions you set.

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