How do I get App Store and Google Play reviews in Microsoft Teams?

Search for your app in the form above, enter your email and a password, click Add to Teams and paste a webhook URL from the Teams Workflows app. The steps to create one are on this page. From then on, every new review is posted to your channel.

Can I still use the Incoming Webhook connector?

Microsoft is retiring Office 365 Connectors, including Incoming Webhook, and is blocking the creation of new ones. Use a webhook from the Workflows app instead; it is Microsoft's supported replacement.

Do I need to install an app in Teams or ask my admin?

No app install is needed: allstarsbot posts through a webhook you create yourself. If the Workflows option is missing in your Teams, your admin may have turned it off and needs to allow it.

Can I follow my competitors' apps?

Yes. App Store and Google Play reviews are public, so allstarsbot can follow any app, not only your own.

How much does it cost?

There is a free 7-day trial, no credit card required. After that you can choose monthly, yearly or lifetime plans — see pricing.

Can I get the reviews in Slack instead?

Yes. allstarsbot works with Slack and Microsoft Teams — see App Store reviews in Slack.

App Review Notifications in Microsoft Teams

App review notifications in Microsoft Teams

Every new App Store and Google Play review, posted to the Teams channel you choose. Connect with a Teams Workflows webhook in about two minutes.

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What you get in Teams

Every new review in one channel. allstarsbot checks the App Store and Google Play several times a day and posts each new review to the Teams channel you pick.
Your apps and your competitors'. Reviews are public, so you can follow any iOS or Android app — see competitor monitoring for apps.
All countries and languages. Reviews from every storefront arrive in one feed, with one-click translation.
A first look right away. You get the latest 5 reviews as soon as you connect, so you can see how they look.
No store access needed. You don't have to give allstarsbot access to App Store Connect or the Play Console.

How to create a Teams webhook with Workflows

Microsoft is retiring the old Incoming Webhook connector (Office 365 Connectors). The supported way to get a webhook URL is now the Workflows app, which is built into Teams.

In Teams, go to the channel where reviews should appear. Select More options (•••) next to the channel name and choose Workflows.
Pick the template Post to a channel when a webhook request is received. Use this plain template: the variants that only accept requests from specific users or from your organization will block allstarsbot.
Optionally rename the workflow (for example "App reviews"), check the account it signs in with, and click Next.
Check that the right Team and Channel are selected, then click Add workflow.
Copy the webhook URL shown in the confirmation dialog.
Paste it into the form at the top of this page: search for your app, click Add to Teams, paste the URL and submit.

Lost the URL? Open the Workflows app in Teams, select your workflow, click Edit and expand When a Teams webhook request is received.

Good to know

Use a standard or shared channel. In private channels, Workflows posts on behalf of the person who created the workflow instead of as the Workflows bot.
A workflow belongs to the person who created it. If they leave your company, it stops posting. Add a co-owner in the Workflows app to be safe.
Workflows option missing? Some organizations turn off Workflows (Power Automate) for users. Ask your Teams admin to allow it.
Already connected with an old connector URL? It keeps working only as long as Microsoft keeps connectors running. Create a Workflows webhook and send it to us, and we'll switch your channel over.

Questions? Contact us.

App review notifications in Microsoft Teams

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What you get in Teams

How to create a Teams webhook with Workflows

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