This guide shows you how to set up Microsoft Teams notifications for Tag Monitor and DataLayer Guard, so your team receives real-time alerts for errors and volume warnings directly in a Teams channel.
What will you do?
- Create an incoming webhook in your Teams channel
- Turn on Teams notifications in the Code-Cube.io portal
- Enter the webhook URL and channel name, and save
⏰ Estimated time: 10 - 15 minutes
🔧 Requirements: Access to the Code-Cube.io portal, Microsoft Teams admin permissions, and an existing Teams channel
- Step 1 – Open the configuration page
- Step 2 – Create a Teams webhook
- Step 3 – Set up Teams notifications
- Next steps
Step 1 – Open the configuration page
Teams notifications are set up per monitoring tool. To get alerts from both Tag Monitor and DataLayer Guard, follow this guide on each tool's configuration page.
- Tag Monitor: go to the Tag Monitor configuration page and open the Teams notifications step
- DataLayer Guard: go to the DataLayer Guard configuration page and open the Teams notifications step
Step 2 – Create a Teams webhook
Code-Cube.io sends notifications to Teams through an incoming webhook, which you create in Teams first.
- In Microsoft Teams, open the channel where you want to receive notifications
- Create an incoming webhook for that channel by following Microsoft's webhook guide
- Copy the webhook URL that Teams generates
Important: Save the webhook URL right away. You need it in the next step, and you can't retrieve it once the setup window is closed.
Tip: Many teams use a dedicated channel for alerts. If you want one, create it in Teams before you create the webhook.
Step 3 – Set up Teams notifications
- Back in the Code-Cube.io portal, turn on Enable notifications. The configuration fields appear
- Paste the webhook URL from Teams. Make sure the full URL was copied
- Enter the channel name exactly as it appears in Teams
- Click Save. The portal checks that the webhook URL is in the right format for Teams
Still stuck? Email support@code-cube.io.
Next steps
- Add more alert channels: Email alerts setup, Slack integration, Google Chat integration, or WhatsApp integration
Notification types: see which alerts you can receive
What is considered an error?: learn when a tag counts as failed