# Integrations with Slack and Microsoft Teams

From the Qyrus integrations tab the user can select either Slack or Microsoft Teams.

![Integrations\_page\_slack](/files/ac4KNg2PGauM4sfHutm6)

## **Slack**

![Integrations\_Slack\_config](/files/ubhg5EdDo8SPikb4Hdz4)

The user can click the + to create a new slack configuration.

![Integrations\_New\_Slack\_Config](/files/eiTVDVRTxxLfaI8M3rDU)

here the user names their Slack configuration. The webhook URL is derived from an app within Slack itself.

![Slack\_App\_Directory](/files/NC6Pejc8hSjvrfzYYRip)

the user needs to go to the slack app directory and search for incoming webhooks

![Slack\_Incoming\_Webhooks](/files/n91cpWWQtpvXEpOh5fWQ)

once added to slack the user can use the url provided on qyrus. Lastly select a custom message to receive on Slack after your test results.

![Slack\_Project\_Select](/files/ZzO4ofu5Y5VvIOZgA9Pn)

Then the user selects which projects to get notified about.

![Integrations\_Execution\_Events](/files/FQpReitFwRKBMLRz8fPb)

Finally, the user selects which events will trigger their slack notifications as shown above.

![Integrations\_Slack\_Results\_Example](/files/y2UVC9xrkqdiCXuY8Nry)

Above is an example of the message that will be received.

## **Microsoft Teams**

![Teams\_Config](/files/oVXoQ8g4vtQwCKPo5Q6A)

There is a similar process for configuring Microsoft Teams.

![Teams\_Connectors](/files/Q1et7Ho2DsEshsGkJvTQ)

![Teams\_Configure\_Webhooks](/files/s4RctdglmF95cwQ14ein) ![Teams\_Webhooks\_Link](/files/rTKVn1obigDrkyGPovbj)

To create the webhook for teams the user has to follow the steps above.

![Teams\_Execution\_Events](/files/zYBIi3fllEmmMeMnxhNY)

Once the user selects their project they can configure which executions they would like to trigger the message.

![Teams\_Integrations\_Example](/files/tanPRxYyBhJfMgBmqXnO)

The message will look similar to the one shown above.


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