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Connect Microsoft Teams to receive real-time notifications from VIS42 agents. When an agent completes a task, detects an overdue invoice, or flags an issue that needs attention, it posts a message directly to your channel — no need to check back in the app.

What notifications are sent

VIS42 agents send notifications for events such as:
  • Payment reminders — when a receivable or payable is approaching its due date
  • Overdue invoices — when a document passes its due date without payment
  • Audit alerts — when Pluto flags a compliance issue or completes a review
  • Task updates — when an agent finishes a long-running task and has results to share
Each notification includes a title and a message body describing what happened.

Set up Microsoft Teams notifications

To receive notifications in Teams, you need an incoming webhook URL for the channel where messages should appear.
1

Create a Teams webhook

In Microsoft Teams, open the channel where you want notifications. Click Apps (or the + icon in the message bar) → search for Workflows → select Post to a channel when a webhook request is received. Follow the wizard, give the workflow a name (e.g., “VIS42”), and copy the Webhook URL shown at the end.
2

Add the webhook to VIS42

In VIS42, go to SettingsNotificationsMicrosoft Teams. Paste the webhook URL and click Save.
3

Test the connection

Click Send test message to confirm VIS42 can reach your channel.

Choose your notification channel

Each user can set their own preferred notification channel. Go to ProfileNotification preferences and choose between Email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams for each notification type. Your preference only affects notifications addressed to you — the shared channel webhook is configured at the business level in Settings.

Privacy and scope

  • The webhook URL is stored per business and encrypted at rest.
  • VIS42 only posts to the channel you configure — it cannot read messages from your Teams workspace.
  • To stop notifications, remove the webhook URL from SettingsNotificationsMicrosoft Teams and click Save.

Troubleshooting

Verify the webhook URL in SettingsNotificationsMicrosoft Teams and use Send test message to verify. Teams webhook URLs can stop working if the Workflow is deleted or the channel is archived — create a new webhook via the Workflows app and update it in VIS42.
Make sure the relevant notification types are enabled in SettingsNotifications. Some notifications are only triggered under specific conditions (e.g., overdue invoices require at least one overdue document).
Remove the webhook URL from SettingsNotificationsMicrosoft Teams and click Save. VIS42 stops sending to that channel immediately.