Adaptive Card alerts
Alerts use Teams Adaptive Cards with colour-coded severity headers, structured fields, and a direct link to the Site Qwality incident.
Deliver rich incident alerts to any Teams channel — built for enterprise teams that spend their day in Teams and need monitoring updates where decisions already happen, at no extra cost.
Site Qwality sends structured Adaptive Cards to Teams channels — colour-coded by severity, with incident detail, region breakdown, and a link to the incident timeline — so context is never a click away.
Alerts use Teams Adaptive Cards with colour-coded severity headers, structured fields, and a direct link to the Site Qwality incident.
Route different monitors to different Teams channels — ops channels for production, dev channels for staging and pre-production.
When a monitor recovers, a green recovery card posts to the same channel, completing the incident record automatically.
Connect to channels across different Teams workspaces — useful for enterprise environments with separate teams per department or product line.
Uses an incoming webhook connector — no Teams app approval process required, and no elevated permissions on your tenant.
Configure different Teams channels for critical versus warning severity so on-call engineers see only what they need to act on immediately.
The Adaptive Card format gives your team the monitor status, failing regions, error code, and time elapsed — everything needed to make a first decision without opening the Site Qwality dashboard.
Add an Incoming Webhook connector to a Teams channel, copy the URL it gives you, and paste it into Site Qwality. No app submission to the Teams app store, no admin approval, no elevated tenant permissions.
typical Teams card delivery after alert fires
Teams app approvals or admin rights needed
Teams integration on every plan, including free
of plans include all notification channels
No. The integration uses an Incoming Webhook connector, which any Teams channel member can add from the channel settings menu. No app store submission or tenant admin approval is required.
Alerts arrive as Adaptive Cards with a colour-coded severity bar (red for down, green for recovered), the monitor name, failing regions, HTTP status code or error, time elapsed, and a link to the incident.
Yes. Each monitor has its own notification settings, so you can send production monitors to an ops channel and staging monitors to a developer channel independently.
Yes. A recovery Adaptive Card is sent to the same channel when the monitor returns to healthy, automatically completing the incident thread.
Yes — all notification channels including Microsoft Teams are included on every plan, including the free tier, at no extra charge.
Every product starts free — uptime, cron, synthetic, logs, RUM, incidents, and status pages. No credit card required.