Subscribing Teams Channel to Filter

[Josh Brown]

Hi

I am currently investigating ways to post Filter Results to a MS Teams channel on a regular basis (e.g. Forward Schedule of Changes once per week). I have looked at a few options, but none seem to be suitable:

• Setup Filter Subscription - This seems to be limited to sending to Jira groups, and it doesn't seem possible to create a user based on a Teams Channel email address.
• Use an MS Teams Workflow within an Automation - Although this would allow us to post to a Teams Channel, it seems this is only suitable for posting specific issues to a Teams Channel, rather than a Filter Results.
• Adding a Filter as a tab within the Channel - Although this would allow the Filter to be viewed within MS Teams, it doesn't seem to allow a regular notification.

I may be missing options, or be misunderstanding what is possible with the above options.

Is anyone able to assist/provide a solution for this scenario?

[Marc - Devoteam · Accepted solution]

Hi @Josh Brown 

Welcome to the community.

Use automation for this. use a schedule trigger or manual if you want.

Use a lookup issue action and then pist the results to the slack channel.

Also see this post, Sending-filter-results-to-a-MS-team-channel-using-Automation 

[Josh Brown]

Thanks for the response, @Marc - Devoteam . I did search around, but didn't manage to find this post. I will have a go and will post again on my results.

[Josh Brown]

Thanks for your help, @Marc - Devoteam. After a bit of trial and error I managed to get a suitable Adaptive Card produced and posted in Teams following your guidance.

I do have another card I would like to post, but it would include custom fields which doesn't appear to be possible currently (unless there is something that I am missing).

[Josh Brown]

@Marc - Devoteam , ignore the above comment. I can get custom fields appearing except for two specific date fields. I will keep playing with this. Thanks again for your help.