Microsoft Teams

Retool connects to Microsoft Teams using secure OAuth credentials stored as encrypted Retool resources. Once authorized, teams can send messages and post notifications to Teams channels directly from Retool apps and workflows.

Yes. Retool supports sending messages to Microsoft Teams channels and users using the Teams integration—both from interactive app actions and automated Retool Workflows.

Retool connects to Microsoft Teams using secure OAuth tokens via Azure AD. Credentials are stored as encrypted Retool resources and are never exposed to end users.

Microsoft Teams OAuth tokens are stored as encrypted Retool resources and are never exposed to end users. Access is governed through Retool's permission model.

Yes. Retool supports environment-specific Teams resources, allowing teams to send to different Teams tenants or restrict messaging in development versus production.

Yes. Retool Workflows can post messages to Teams channels in response to triggers—such as scheduled jobs, webhook events, or operational thresholds—keeping teams informed in real time.

Yes. The scope of channels accessible to Retool is controlled by the permissions granted during OAuth authorization. Admins can configure the Teams app registration to limit channel access.