Microsoft Teams
75 actions · 6 events · 3 auth methods
PreviewMessaging
Authentication
OAuth 2.0
Delegated access on behalf of a signed-in user. Required for actions on chats, user profiles, and /me endpoints.Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
App-only access without a signed-in user. Best for background services and automation. Cannot access user-specific endpo…Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
OAuth 2.0 (with Bot Framework)
Delegated access with bot messaging capabilities. Uses a single app registration for both Graph API and Bot Framework. T…Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
Getting Started
Create or Select a Project
Set up a new project or select an existing one. See the Projects Guide.
Configure the Connector
Enable the connector and set up a connector profile in your project. See Managing Connectors.


Connector Profile
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0
Connector Profile
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
Connector Profile
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0 (with Bot Framework)
Link an Account
Connect an account using StackOne Hub or Auth Link.


Link Account
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0
Link Account
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
Link Account
Microsoft Teams - OAuth 2.0 (with Bot Framework)
Use Actions
Invoke actions using one of the methods below:
- MCP – Model Context Protocol for AI assistants
- A2A – Agent-to-Agent protocol
- AI Toolset (TypeScript) – TypeScript SDK for AI agents
- AI Toolset (Python) – Python SDK for AI agents
- Actions RPC – Direct API calls
- Playground – Test actions in the dashboard
References
Microsoft Graph API
Full REST API reference for Microsoft Graph.
Build a bot for Microsoft Teams
Guide for building bots to leverage the messaging API for agentic use cases.