How to Integrate Microsoft Teams with Github

Quick summary

This tutorial shows how to integrate Microsoft Teams with GitHub using Make (formerly Integromat) by building an automated scenario that sends Teams notifications whenever a GitHub event occurs. Once configured, your team receives real-time development updates directly inside Microsoft Teams without any manual effort.

Steps

1. In Make, click 'Create a new scenario' to start building your automation workflow.
2. In the scenario editor, search for 'GitHub' and click on it to add it as a module.
3. Add GitHub to your scenario and select a trigger to define which GitHub event starts the automation.
4. When prompted, authenticate GitHub by clicking 'Authorize Integromat' to grant Make access to your account.
5. Customize your scenario by adding the relevant GitHub details and click 'OK' to proceed.
6. Add and authenticate Microsoft Teams by signing in and granting access to Make.
7. Choose the action you want to perform in Microsoft Teams when the GitHub trigger fires.
8. Set up the full scenario mapping so that a GitHub action results in a Microsoft Teams action, then click 'OK' to proceed.
9. Click 'Run Once' to test the integration and verify the automation works end to end.
10. Confirm the integration is live — your team will now stay informed about development activities and issue progress directly within the Teams platform.