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Configurable alerts for new Microsoft Teams desktop client version releases
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Microsoft’s text, with source markup removedWhat and Why: We are introducing configurable alerts in the Microsoft Teams admin center to notify administrators when a new Teams desktop client version begins rolling out in their tenant. This capability helps IT teams stay informed and quickly respond to version-related issues during rollout, improving operational visibility and client health management. Rollout Schedule: General Availability (Worldwide): Beginning in late June 2026 and expect to complete by late June 2026 Impact on Your Organization: Who is affected: Admins managing Microsoft Teams deployments in the Teams admin center. Platforms/Services: Microsoft Teams desktop client Microsoft Teams admin center What will happen: A new alert rule named “Teams client update rollout” will be available in the Teams admin center. The alert is disabled by default and requires admin configuration. When enabled, admins will receive notifications when a new Teams desktop client version begins rollout in their tenant. Alerts can be configured based on:Update ring (for example, Targeted or Standard release) Platform selection (such as Windows or macOS) Alerts can be delivered via:A Microsoft Teams channel A webhook URL for integration with external systems The alert rule is evaluated daily, and notifications are sent if conditions are met. No impact to users unless admins enable and configure the alert. Action Required/Recommendations: Actions are required for admins who want to use the feature. To enable alerts: Go to the Microsoft Teams admin center. Navigate to Notifications and alerts > Rules. Select Teams client update rollout alert rule. Configure:Ring and platform conditions Notification destination (Teams channel or webhook URL) Set the rule status to Active. Select Save. The following table describes the available configuration options: Field Description Conditions Choose the Ring to specify which ring the alert monitors for a new client version release. Choose the Platform to specify which platforms you want to monitor for a new client version release. Scope This rule is evaluated daily, and an alert is sent if the selected conditions are met. Actions Choose if you want to send alerts to a specific Teams channel or to a webhook URL. Status Choose if the rule is active and alerts should be sent. Recommendations: Evaluate whether proactive monitoring of client rollouts aligns with your update management processes. Configure alerts for critical update rings first (for example, early release rings). Notify your helpdesk or support teams about this capability to improve incident response readiness. Update internal documentation if you track Teams client version rollouts. Learn more: Alerts for new Teams desktop client releases - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn Compliance considerations: Area Explanation New communication methods Alerts can be delivered to a Microsoft Teams channel or sent to external systems using a webhook URL. Admin monitoring and reporting Introduces a new alerting capability that allows admins to monitor Teams client version rollouts. Third-party integrations Webhook support enables integration with external tools or automation platforms. Admin control Admins can enable, configure, or disable the alert rule in the Teams admin center.
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