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Version: 8.10 (unreleased)

Troubleshoot app integrations

Troubleshoot Camunda app integrations to fix common setup and connectivity issues on Microsoft Teams and Slack.

The app does not appear in the Microsoft Teams store

  • Verify your organization allows third-party app installations.
  • Search for "Camunda" in the Microsoft Teams app store.
  • Check with your Teams administrator for app approval policies.

Unable to connect to Camunda organization

  • Ensure you have the required permissions in your Camunda organization.
  • Verify your Camunda SaaS account is active and accessible.
  • If no tasks or incidents are visible, double-check your Camunda organization, cluster, and tenant settings.

Tasks not displayed

  • Check you are connected to the correct Camunda cluster.
  • If notifications are not shown, ensure notifications are enabled for your platform and verify that the relevant notification rules are configured for the channel, personal chat, or direct message.
  • This could be due to an expired Camunda session or missing permissions. Sign out and sign in again.

Notifications are not delivered

  • On SaaS clusters running generation 8.9 gen13 or later, check that Enable app integrations extensions is turned on in the cluster settings. Microsoft Teams shows an App Integrations Extensions not enabled message when the setting is off.
  • Verify that a notification rule matches the user task, and that the rule is configured for the channel, personal chat, or direct message you expect.
  • If notifications arrive but cards do not update when a task is assigned, completed, or canceled, check that the cluster runs generation 8.9 gen13 or later.

The Slack app does not respond

SymptomCauseFix
/api/slack/events returns 503 slack_disabledslack.botToken or slack.signingSecret is blankSet SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and SLACK_BOT_SIGNING_SECRET, restart
The slash command does nothingslack.command does not match the manifestAlign the two
Slack cannot reach the backendThe backend is on httpSlack calls https only, and there is no socket mode

Channel mentions are ignored but direct messages work

SymptomCauseFix
Channel mentions are ignored, direct messages workapp_mentions:read was added to the app after it was installedReinstall the Slack app

Notifications are not delivered to a Slack channel

SymptomCauseFix
A channel rule creates no notificationsThe Camunda app is not a member of the channelInvite the app with /invite @Camunda
A previously working channel rule stops firingThe rule was cleaned up automaticallySee automatic cleanup: the app left the channel, the channel was deleted or archived, or the app was uninstalled

A modal fails to open or a dropdown returns nothing

SymptomCauseFix
A modal fails to openThe interactivity request URL is missing from the app configReapply the manifest
A dropdown returns nothingThe options load request URL is missing from the app configReapply the manifest

Both the interactivity and options load requests point at the same request URL as the slash command: <backend>/api/slack/events.

Other Slack messages worth searching for

If you were shown one of these messages, look up the row for what it means and what to do:

MessageMeaning
"No Camunda context selected. Run /camunda context to choose an organisation and cluster."No organization and cluster is active yet. Run /camunda context.
"Couldn't tell which tasks are yours. Your Camunda account isn't a member of this organisation."Your Camunda account has no access to the active organization. Ask an administrator for access.
"Start with a letter or a number, then use letters, numbers, dots, dashes or underscores. 64 characters at most."The chat key you entered in /camunda chat or a chat conversation start event is not in a valid format.
"default is the key an unconfigured channel already uses. Choose 'Default process' above, or pick another key."You tried to set the chat key to default explicitly. Select Default process instead, or choose a different key.

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