An Incoming webhook lets external applications share content in chats and channels in Microsoft Teams. Webhooks are used as tools to track and notify. You can post to a channel or chat when a webhook request is received.
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next to the channel or chat you want to create a workflow for, and then select Workflows.
Depending on if you want the webhook to post within a chat or channel, choose the webhook template that best suits your needs. Each template has a different authentication type.
Chat webhook templates
Channel webhook templates
Once the workflow opens, you have the option to change its name.
You’ll also need to authenticate with your account to have your workflows post to the channel or chat. If you want to choose a different account to authenticate with, select Switch account and choose the account you want to use.
Once you are done updating the name and have the correct account authenticated, select Next.
On the next page you’ll be able to choose the Team, Channel, or Chat that this notification will post to. Note if you are using this workflow from a chat or channel these fields will auto-populate for you. After filling out the required details, select Add workflow.
Once the workflow is created, you’ll see a new dialog with the URL that you can copy.
If you ever need to copy the workflow URL again, you’ll be able to find it by opening the Workflows app within Teams, selecting the workflow that was created, selecting Edit 
, and expanding the trigger When a Teams webhook request is received.
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