Microsoft Teams Integration for AI Agents
Connect your AI agent to 90 Microsoft Teams actions via MCP, A2A, or SDK, with agent authentication, tool-calling execution, and security built-in, plus 15 events to subscribe to.
Microsoft Teams AI Agent Actions
90 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on Microsoft Teams.
90 Actions
List Users - Retrieve a list of user objects. By default, returns a limited set of properties (businessPhones, displayName, givenName, id, jobTitle, mail, mobilePhone, officeLocation, preferredLanguage, surname, userPrincipalName). Use $select to specify alternative properties.
Get User - Retrieve the properties and relationships of a specific user by their ID or userPrincipalName. By default, only a limited set of properties are returned (businessPhones, displayName, givenName, id, jobTitle, mail, mobilePhone, officeLocation, preferredLanguage, surname, userPrincipalName). Use the select parameter to return an alternative property set.
Create User - Create a new user account in the organization with the specified properties
Delete User - Delete a specific user from the organization by their ID or userPrincipalName
Change Password - Change the password for the authenticated user. The user must provide their current password and the new password.
Get Current User - Retrieve the properties and relationships of the currently authenticated user
List Teams - Retrieve a list of all teams in an organization using the direct teams endpoint
Create Team - Create a new team from a template or from an existing group
Get Team - Retrieve the properties and relationships of a specific team by its ID
Update Team - Update the properties of the specified team
Delete Team - Delete a team and move it to the recycle bin for 30 days
Archive Team - Archive a team to prevent most changes while maintaining membership
Unarchive Team - Restore an archived team to active state
Add Team Member - Add a member to a team
Add Team Members In Bulk - Add multiple members to a team in a single request
Remove Team Member - Remove a member from a team
Remove Team Members In Bulk - Remove multiple members from a team in a single request
List Team Members - Get the conversationMember collection of a team
Get Team Member - Get a conversationMember from a team
Clone Team - Create a copy of a team with specified parts
List Channels - Retrieve the list of channels in a team
Get Channel - Retrieve the properties and relationships of a channel
List All Channels - Get the list of channels either in this team or shared with this team (incoming channels)
List Incoming Channels - Get the list of incoming channels (channels shared with a team)
Get Primary Channel - Get the default channel, General, of a team
Create Channel - Create a new channel in a team, as specified in the request body
Update Channel - Update the properties of the specified channel
Delete Channel - Delete a specific channel from a team. Deleting a channel is a permanent operation that cannot be undone.
List Channel Tabs - Retrieve the list of tabs in the specified channel within a team
Get Channel Files Folder - Get the metadata for the location where the files of a channel are stored
List Channel Members - Get a list of members in a channel, including direct members of standard, private, and shared channels
List All Channel Members - Get a list of all members in a channel, including direct and indirect members
Get Channel Member - Get a conversationMember from a channel
Archive Channel - Archive a channel in a team
Unarchive Channel - Restore an archived channel in a team
Add Channel Member - Add a conversationMember to a channel
Remove Channel Member - Delete a conversationMember from a channel
Get Channel Tab - Retrieve the properties and relationships of a specified tab in a channel within a team
Delete Channel Tab - Remove (unpin) a tab from the specified channel within a team
List Channel Messages - Retrieve the list of messages (without the replies) in a channel of a team
List All Channel Messages - Retrieve messages across all channels in a team, including text, audio, and video conversations
Get Channel Message - Retrieve a single message or a message reply in a channel
Send Channel Message - Send a new message to a specific channel. Only the body property is mandatory.
Update Channel Message - Update an existing message in a channel using delegated permissions
Delete Channel Message - Soft-delete a message in a channel
List Message Replies - Retrieve all replies to a specific message in a channel. Supports $top and $expand OData query parameters.
Send Message Reply - Send a reply to a specific message in a channel. Only the body property is mandatory.
Get Message Reply - Retrieve a specific reply to a message in a channel
List Chat Messages - Retrieve all messages in a specific chat. Supports $top (max 50), $orderby (lastModifiedDateTime or createdDateTime in descending order), and $filter query parameters.
Get Chat Message - Retrieve a specific message in a chat by its ID
Send Chat Message - Send a new message to a specific chat. Only the body property is mandatory.
Delete Chat Message - Soft-delete a message in a chat
Undo Soft Delete Chat Message - Undo soft deletion of a single chat message or a message reply in a channel or a chat
List Chats - Retrieve all chats that the authenticated user is a participant in. Supports $expand, $top, $filter, and $orderby query parameters.
Get Chat - Retrieve the properties and relationships of a specific chat
Create Chat - Create a new chat with specified members. Supports one-on-one and group chats. Only one one-on-one chat can exist between two members.
Update Chat - Update the properties of a chat object. This can only be used to set the topic for a chat with a chatType value of group. Maximum length is 250 characters. Use of ':' is not allowed.
Delete Chat - Delete a chat object. This operation is permanent and cannot be undone.
List Chat Members - Retrieve all members in a specific chat. This operation does not support OData query parameters to customize the response.
Add Chat Member - Add a conversationMember to a chat
Remove Chat Member - Remove a conversationMember from a chat.
Get Chat Member - Retrieve a single conversationMember from a chat.
Create Subscription - Create a Microsoft Graph webhook subscription
List Subscriptions - List all active Graph webhook subscriptions
Get Subscription - Get a subscription by ID
Update Subscription - Renew a subscription by updating its expiration date
Delete Subscription - Delete a subscription by ID
Bot Create Conversation - Creates a new conversation between the bot and one or more users
Bot Send To Conversation - Sends an activity (message) to a conversation as a bot
Bot Reply To Activity - Sends a reply to a specific activity in a conversation
Bot Update Activity - Updates an existing activity in a conversation
Bot Delete Activity - Deletes an existing activity from a conversation
Bot Get Conversation Members - Gets all members of a conversation
Bot Get Conversation Paged Members - Gets members of a conversation
Bot Get Conversation Member - Gets details about a specific member of a conversation
Validation Check - Responds to Microsoft Graph subscription validation by returning the validationToken as plain text.
Channel Message Created - Fired when a new message is posted in a Teams channel.
Channel Message Updated - Fired when a message is edited in a Teams channel.
Channel Message Deleted - Fired when a message is deleted from a Teams channel.
Chat Message Created - Fired when a new 1:1 or group chat message is sent.
Chat Message Updated - Fired when a 1:1 or group chat message is edited.
Chat Message Deleted - Fired when a 1:1 or group chat message is deleted.
Team Created - Fired when a new team is created.
Team Updated - Fired when a team's properties are updated.
Team Deleted - Fired when a team is deleted.
Channel Created - Fired when a new channel is created in any team.
Channel Updated - Fired when a channel's properties are updated.
Channel Deleted - Fired when a channel is deleted.
Chat Member Added - Fired when a member is added to any 1:1 or group chat.
Chat Member Removed - Fired when a member is removed from any 1:1 or group chat.
Microsoft Teams Webhook Events
15 real-time Microsoft Teams events your AI agent can subscribe to.
15 Events
- Validation Check Responds to Microsoft Graph subscription validation by returning the validationToken as plain text.
- Channel Message Created Fired when a new message is posted in a Teams channel.
- Channel Message Updated Fired when a message is edited in a Teams channel.
- Channel Message Deleted Fired when a message is deleted from a Teams channel.
- Chat Message Created Fired when a new 1:1 or group chat message is sent.
- Chat Message Updated Fired when a 1:1 or group chat message is edited.
- Chat Message Deleted Fired when a 1:1 or group chat message is deleted.
- Team Created Fired when a new team is created.
- Team Updated Fired when a team's properties are updated.
- Team Deleted Fired when a team is deleted.
- Channel Created Fired when a new channel is created in any team.
- Channel Updated Fired when a channel's properties are updated.
- Channel Deleted Fired when a channel is deleted.
- Chat Member Added Fired when a member is added to any 1:1 or group chat.
- Chat Member Removed Fired when a member is removed from any 1:1 or group chat.
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Microsoft Teams integration FAQ
Do I need to create my own auth app to connect Microsoft Teams to StackOne?
Yes, you need an auth app inside Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). Microsoft calls this an "App registration." Once registered with the StackOne redirect URI and Microsoft Graph permissions, paste the Client ID and Secret into the StackOne dashboard auth config for the Microsoft Teams connector. A tenant admin must grant admin consent. See the Microsoft Teams auth docs.
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