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In the first step, you need to create a webhook in Teams, so we can send data to it. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Login to your Office 365 account: https://office.com

2. Open the Teams app.

3. Navigate to Teams → Your Teams → Select the channel you want to send messages to → Connectors:
   

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4. In the upcoming list click Configure of Incoming Webhook:
   

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5. Give the webhook a meaningful name and then click Create:
   

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6. Copy the generated webhook url into your clipboard, then click Done:
   

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Step 2: Send message from pipeline

1. Login to the portal https://NAMESPACE.pipeforce.net

2. Navigate to LOW CODE → Workbench

3. The ad-hoc pipeline editor is shown

4. Copy and paste this content into the editor, and overwrite any existing data there by this:

pipeline:
  - http.post:
      url:"https://yourname.webhook.office.com/..."
      body:|
              {
                "text": "This message was sent with PIPEFORCE."
              }

1. Replace the url param by the webhook url you have copied to clipboard before.

2. As you can see, we set the url and the body for the HTTP message, which will be used by the http.post command, in order to send it to the Teams webhook using the given url. Note the pipe | character of parameter body. This is specific to YAML and allows to define a multi-line value without additional “line encodings” or “escapes”. We can write a JSON string straight here.

3. Click RUN.

4. Done. After a few seconds, you should receive a new message in the Teams channel:
   

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5. If you want, you can persist this pipeline in an app to keep it for later use.

Congratulations!