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Review page deeplink
- May 23, 2025
Hi SeleneSuau -
To create a deeplink to the review page in the Microsoft Teams Store, you’ll need to use the app’s Store ID and construct a URL that points directly to the app’s listing, where users can leave a review.
Here's how to do it:
- Find your app’s Store ID:
- This is typically a GUID (e.g., fxxxxxxx-0xxx-4xxx-8xxx-cxxxxxxxxxxx) assigned when your app is published to the Teams Store.
- You can find it in your app manifest or from the Teams admin center.
- Use the following URL format:https://teams.microsoft.com/l/app/<your-app-id>?source=store&tab=overview
- Replace <your-app-id> with your actual Store ID.
- The tab=overview parameter ensures the user lands on the app’s main page, where the review section is accessible.
- Optional: If you want to direct users specifically to the review section, there is currently no official parameter that jumps directly to the review input form.
Example:
If your app ID is 12345678-90ab-cdef-1234-567890abcdef, your deeplink would be:
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/app/12345678-90ab-cdef-1234-567890abcdef?source=store&tab=overview
For more technical details and variations (like opening install dialogs or navigating to tabs), Microsoft provides a comprehensive guide on deep links
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- Find your app’s Store ID:
When I try to create a deep link to the review page in the Microsoft Teams store, it shows an error:
You have an error at stack 0x50dUfe8ajR3D6ADFDF696EFE72FD4946AC74E3544A46226F10DFACEE04A8F3E124081035467D1111DBCF95248A7D352BDF91F37DACD3FD35FD62elJXr53px
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Hi sofiagonalez2005 -
It looks like this may be a generic stack trace or token generated when a malformed or unsupported deep link is used.
Likely Cause:
This issue has been reported by others and seems to stem from:
- Using an incorrect or incomplete app ID in the URL.
- Attempting to link directly to the review input form, which is currently not officially supported.
- Compatibility issues with the new Teams client, which has stricter handling of deep links
Recommended Fix:
To create a working deep link to the app's listing (where users can leave a review), use this format:
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/app/<your-app-id>?source=store&tab=overview
Replace <your-app-id> with your actual Store ID (a GUID found in your app manifest or Teams admin center). This will take users to the app's overview page, where the review section is accessible
.
Note: There is currently no supported way to deep link directly to the review input form itself.
Additional Tips
- Test the link in both the classic and new Teams clients.
- If the link fails in the new client, try opening it in a browser as a workaround