Dec 20 2019 12:41 PM
We have an instance of Teams that is locked down pretty tight with most things blocked, but we need to open it up to allow Incoming Webhooks. I've tried researching this myself, but most of the articles point to the old Admin portal or to parts of the new portal that have already been moved. I've also poked around the Admin portal, and cannot seem to identify anything specifically relating to webhooks. The tests we've run are all coming back with 403 errors.
So, my question is, assuming Teams is configured with the most restrictive administrative settings allowed, what are the minimum settings that need to be enabled for:
(1) Users to be able to create new webhooks,
and (2) webhook messages to be allowed to post into channels.
Dec 21 2019 08:11 AM
In your case, might be sufficient to enable the "Incoming webhook" app
Dec 21 2019 10:09 AM
Dec 22 2019 09:40 AM
It's there, just search for it (under third-party apps).
Jan 06 2020 05:54 AM
Thanks again for the response, and sorry for the delay getting back to you. We all just got back from our winter vacations.
We don't see the Incoming Webhooks under third party apps. I've attached two screenshots, one showing that it does not come up in a search, and the other showing where it should be in the list of third party apps, but it is not there.
Has it moved to another location? Or could there be something else that is preventing it from showing in our Admin UI?
Jan 06 2020 08:59 AM
You probably have the "Allow third party apps" setting toggled, the list of apps is dynamically adjusted based on it. That or there's something funky going on with the tenant, in which case you should open a support case.