# Microsoft Teams Workflows

### Configure Microsoft Teams

* In the **Apps** section, click on **Workflows > All Templates** from the left-hand navigation menu

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* Browse the templates for **Post to a channel using an incoming webhook**.
* There is also an option for **Post to a Teams chat using an incoming webhook**.
* Once you’ve selected the template, choose the team and channel for the webhook.

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* After the workflow is created, Microsoft Teams will provide a URL. Copy this URL

### Configure Copia

* In Copia, navigate to the repository where you want to create the webhook.
* &#x20;Inside the repository, go to **Settings > Webhooks**.
* Click on **Add > MS Teams Workflows**.

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* Paste the URL from Microsoft Teams into the **Target URL** input field.
* You can also configure the trigger events/branch configruation during the setup process.

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