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Connect Microsoft Teams to Recruiterflow

Send Recruiterflow activity notifications — hires, stage changes, new candidates, and more — directly to any Microsoft Teams channel or person.

Written by Adarsh N

Connect Recruiterflow to Microsoft Teams and route hiring activity — new candidates, stage changes, hires, and more — directly into any Teams channel or to specific people on your team.

What this integration does

Once connected, you use Recipes to define exactly which Recruiterflow events trigger a Teams notification and where those messages go. The integration itself doesn't send anything automatically — you're in control of every notification.

Step 1: Connect your Microsoft Teams workspace

  1. Scroll down to the Microsoft Teams section.

  1. Click the sign-in link and authenticate with your Microsoft account.

  2. After signing in, select the Team you want to connect.

Once the team is selected, the integration shows as connected.

Step 2: Set up notifications with Recipes

Head to Recipes to create your first notification. Each recipe is a trigger → action pair.

Example: Notify your team when a candidate is hired

  1. Go to Recipes and create a new recipe.

  2. Trigger: Select A candidate's stage changes in a job → set the stage to Hired.

  1. Action: Select Send Microsoft Teams message.

  1. Select your connected Teams workspace.

  1. Choose whether to send to a channel or as a direct message to a specific person.

  1. Write your message template — you can use dynamic fields to include candidate name, job title, and other details.

  1. Save the recipe.

You can create as many recipes as you need — one per event type, channel, or team.

Things to know

  • The Teams connection is workspace-wide — any admin who sets it up connects it for all users.

  • Notifications only fire when a matching Recipe is active. The integration alone sends nothing.

  • You can send to any channel in the connected Team, or directly to any individual.

  • If you disconnect Teams, all Recipes using the Teams action will stop firing until you reconnect.

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