> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.nightfall.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.nightfall.ai/operationalizing_nightfall_dlp/security_tools_integration/ms_teams.md).

# Sending Alerts to Microsoft Teams

Integrating your Nightfall alerts to Microsoft Teams for Slack/Jira/GDrive/Confluence can be done using the following the steps:

1. Log in to your Microsoft Teams account and create a new channel called "Nightfall Alerts". You can also use your existing channel to send your alerts to it. Click on the three dots next to the channel name, "More options"

![Snippet when you hover over the three dots (More options)](/files/h3oM790zMjSUVPcUB6ZZ)

2\. Select "Get email address" in more options.

![This is a snippet when you click on the three dots next to Channel name In Teams](/files/E1iUDFswmeeDXh0kAMre)

3\. Copy the email address shown in the pop-up:

![Snippet which shows email address of a Teams Channel](/files/omiuBJ6zwGmUe8ZfGaMb)

4\. Log in to your [Nightfall](http://app.nightfall.ai) account, click on the integration you want to integrate with. In this example, I have selected "Jira":

![Snippet of Jira integration in Nightfall's UI](/files/AgBSjNNZY0OhcbUYBkAB)

5\. Click on "Settings" and in the "Email alert" textbox, enter the Microsoft Teams email address from Step 3 and Save it.

![Snippet shows the textbox where you can send your alerts to](/files/vOlaTzPUsTrwy8B9MyVN)

Once a policy is violated, you should an receive alert in your Teams channel:

![Snippet in MS Teams of a violation (Credentials & Secrets), API key was detected by Nightfall](/files/6Jk1D16XpyOoJ7iMgpsk)

You can also take remediation actions like "Redact Findings" or delete (in case of attachment) through Microsoft Teams.\
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