Clear update signals
We show release type and critical flags.
Integration guide
DepLog.dev notifications in Microsoft Teams
Send dependency updates to the Teams channels your team watches. Create a webhook workflow in the Workflows app and use its URL.
At a glance
- Workflow webhook URL
- Per monitor routing to channels
- Changelog highlights and risk hints
Why teams use DepLog.dev with Teams
Short alerts that explain what changed and why it matters.
Changelog highlights
We scan release notes and surface the key lines.
Ecosystem coverage
Popular or niche packages across supported registries, even with messy changelogs.
Microsoft Teams webhook setup
Create one workflow per channel and reuse its URL across monitors.
Step 1
Open the Teams channel
Pick the channel for alerts and open its menu.
Step 2
Create a webhook workflow
Open More options (...) beside the channel and choose Workflows. Pick a webhook-alert template or create a workflow with the 'When a Teams webhook request is received' trigger. Set Who can trigger the flow? to Anyone.
Step 3
Copy the webhook URL
Configure the workflow to post to that channel, save it and copy its generated URL. Keep it private.
Step 4
Paste it into DepLog.dev
In a monitor, enable Teams alerts and paste the URL. If the destination picker appears, select Microsoft Teams.
Step 5
Send a test and save
Use the Teams test button, then save your monitor.
Permissions and access
- Your organization must allow Workflows and the trigger's Anyone option.
- Workflows belong to their owners even when they post to a channel. Add a co-owner so someone else can maintain the flow.
- Keep the workflow URL private because it can trigger posts to its configured channel.
Teams webhook FAQ
Do I need a Teams webhook URL?
Yes. Set Who can trigger the flow? to Anyone because DepLog sends no Microsoft Entra token. Keep the generated URL private.
Can I send to multiple channels?
Yes. Create one workflow per channel and assign its URL to the monitors that should send there.
What does the alert include?
We send the package, versions, release type and changelog highlights when available.
What if my organization does not allow Anyone?
DepLog sends no Microsoft Entra token, so a flow restricted to tenant users cannot accept its requests. If your organization does not allow Anyone, DepLog cannot connect to that flow. Ask your Teams admin whether Anyone is allowed.
Do you support private packages or private repositories?
No. DepLog.dev monitors public packages and public release notes only. Private registries are not supported yet.