Tabs
Browse tasks, start processes, and monitor incidents using embedded tabs in Microsoft Teams.
About
Camunda for Microsoft Teams adds visual tabs to your Teams sidebar, providing a rich interface for interacting with your Camunda clusters. Each tab focuses on a specific area of process management.
Tasks
With the Tasks tab, you can browse and manage user tasks from your Camunda clusters.
- Filter tasks by category: My tasks, All open tasks, Unclaimed tasks, or Completed tasks.
- Sort and search tasks using additional filter controls (assignee, candidate group, process, dates, priority).
- Switch between views: Card view or list view.
- View task details including the process it belongs to, priority, due date, and creation time.
- Assign a task to yourself and complete it, either by filling in a Camunda form or by providing data manually.
- Navigate pages in large task lists or load more items on mobile.
Tasks update automatically as you complete work in Camunda or Microsoft Teams.
Processes
With the Processes tab, you can view and start Camunda process definitions.
- Browse all available process definitions displayed as cards.
- Select a process and choose a specific version.
- Fill in a start form (if the process has one) or provide variables manually, then start a new process instance.
- After starting, get a direct link to view the running instance in Operate.
To start a process:
- Select the Processes tab.
- Select a process definition.
- Complete any required fields.
- Click Start process.
Incidents
With the Incidents tab, you can monitor incidents that occurred during process execution.
- See a list of active incidents with error type, description, and timestamp.
- Retry a failed incident directly from Teams.
- Copy a link to the incident or open it in Operate for deeper investigation.
Onboarding
When you first open the app, the Onboarding page guides you through connecting your Teams account to your Camunda account via single sign-on. If you don't have a Camunda account yet, you can sign up from this page.
Cluster status
The Cluster Status page displays the health of your currently selected cluster. If the cluster is suspended (sleeping), you can wake it up directly from this page.