GitLab and Microsoft Teams integration

Q: What data sources are available for GitLab?

GitLab connector provides the following 4 data sources: getVersion, My Issues (See issues assigned to you on your GitLab account), compareRepo (Compare a branch, tag, or commit.), getFile (Get a File from a Repository.),

Q: Who is the Microsoft Teams integration for?

adenin’s Microsoft Teams integration is a popular choice for IT teams at small to large organizations. The data sources that are built into GitLab are incredibly simple to integrate into Microsoft Teams and don't require any technical know-how. The adenin platform completely handles authenticating with GitLab and then loads your data into an Adaptive Card layout that, in turn, will be embedded into Microsoft Teams.

Q: Do I have to be a developer to use the Microsoft Teams integration with GitLab?

No, the integration is designed to help busy managers stay on top of their various workplace applications, where GitLab is just one of many examples. As such, we designed many tools that reduce the amount of coding expected of users: Starting with the GitLab integration, which you can set up yourself in just a few, completely code-free, steps (see instructions). Then with the built-in Card designer we automatically generate a layout from your GitLab data. You could tweak this further in the low-code designer, either yourself if you have some HTML-related skills, or with a little help from us - just reach out to one of the team. Lastly, there will be the Microsoft Teams integration which is self-explanatory to install. Just check the installation instructions section for more details.

Q: How does adenin ensure my GitLab data is safely delivered to Microsoft Teams?

We use the secure OAuth standard which means you authorize adenin accessing your GitLab data and in turn authorize us to share this data with Microsoft Teams. Both of these authorizations can be revoked by you at any point through the Linked accounts menu (requires user account). No data is ever stored on adenin servers, instead it is directly sent to the client (in this case Microsoft Teams) who will treat it in accordance with their privacy policy. Please also check out our Privacy Policy for more details.

Get Smarter with GitLab and Microsoft Teams

Unleash the true potential of your GitLab data right within your Microsoft Teams chat. Thanks to adenin’s smart integration, you can now have your GitLab data seamlessly integrated into Teams and Outlook using Adaptive Cards, giving you a smart chatbot experience like never before!

Experience a smarter chatbot that knows your needs, pulling in data from GitLab and serving it up right in your Teams chat.
Utilize forms to quickly capture information and send it back to GitLab without ever leaving your chat window.
Enjoy a personalized dashboard that brings together your GitLab and Microsoft 365 data in a seamless, easy-to-digest format.
Get work done in a snap with the Microsoft 365 integration that lets you view, create, and manage GitLab issues right from your Teams.
Take advantage of the new MetaOS app integration, making your work even more efficient and streamlined.

Ready to elevate your productivity game? Start your free adenin account today and get ready to experience GitLab and Microsoft Teams like never before!

About adenin’s Microsoft Teams channel

Ask your adenin smart assistant anything in Microsoft Teams, just like you would ask a colleague. The built-in language processor, understands user questions naturally and pulls up the correct real-time data to fulfill their request. Save your team valuable time... Read more

Alternative chatbot to Microsoft Teams

ChatGPT

Frequently asked questions about Microsoft Teams GitLab integration (FAQ)

What data sources are available for GitLab?

GitLab provides the following 4 data sources:

getVersion

My Issues

See issues assigned to you on your GitLab account

compareRepo

Compare a branch, tag, or commit.

getFile

Get a File from a Repository.

Is the Microsoft Teams integration free?

Yes, Microsoft Teams is one of the channels built-in into adenin, a platform that integrates all kinds of work apps into a personal dashboard as well as your other work applications, such as intranets or chatbots. Bear in mind that, even though channels such as Microsoft Teams are free, the use of adenin (including using data from GitLab) incurs usage charges according to your plan. See the pricing page for details →

Who is the Microsoft Teams integration for?

adenin’s Microsoft Teams connector is a popular choice for IT teams at small to large organizations. The data sources that are built into GitLab (see above) are incredibly simple to integrate into Microsoft Teams and don't require any technical know-how. The adenin platform completely handles authenticating with GitLab and then loads your data into an Adaptive Card layout that, in turn, will be embedded into Microsoft Teams.

Do I have to be a developer to use the Microsoft Teams integration with GitLab?

No, the integration is designed to help busy managers stay on top of their various workplace applications, where GitLab is just one of many examples (see others). As such, we designed many tools that reduce the amount of coding expected of users: Starting with the GitLab integration, which you can set up yourself in just a few, completely code-free, steps (see instructions).

Then with the built-in Card designer we automatically generate a layout from your GitLab data. You could tweak this further in the low-code designer, either yourself if you have some HTML-related skills, or with a little help from us – just reach out to one of the team.

Lastly, there will be the Microsoft Teams integration which is self-explanatory to install. Just check the installation instructions section for more details.

How does adenin ensure my GitLab data is safely delivered to Microsoft Teams?

We use the secure OAuth standard which means you authorize adenin accessing your GitLab data and in turn authorize us to share this data with Microsoft Teams. Both of these authorizations can be revoked by you at any point through the Linked accounts menu (requires user account). No data is ever stored on adenin servers, instead it is directly sent to the client (in this case Microsoft Teams) who will treat it in accordance with their privacy policy. Please also check out our Privacy Policy for more details.

Install GitLab integration for Microsoft Teams

With adenin you can easily integrate any business app into Microsoft Teams

1. Add GitLab to adenin
2. Integrate adenin into Microsoft Teams

Click the Add button below
Add GitLab to adenin
Either log in or create your free adenin account. Then you will be directed to your personal dashboard where the installation of your GitLab integration will start.
Follow the steps in the modal by clicking Next including selecting your data source, authorizing your GitLab account and more attributes (if they are required).
At the end click Finish and our built-in smart technology generates a Card with the live data it received from the GitLab API.
GitLab
Your Card will now appear on your adenin dashboard.
Modify or embed your GitLab Adaptive Card from the ··· button in the top right-hand corner of your card:
Click Edit in Designer to open the Card’s layout in the low-code Adaptive Card designer.
By clicking Share you can see options for embedding your Card into intranet and chatbot channels. For example, your GitLab works as a SharePoint web part, or with chatbots such as Microsoft Teams.

To begin, add the adenin’s Microsoft Teams integration to your Microsoft Teams account.

Simply follow the Add to Teams button to open the adenin app in Microsoft Teams. Click Add to add it to your Teams account.

Then you can choose between Chat and Dashboard to either speak to the chatbot or see your personal dashboard.

If you see an error message like this, it's likely that you don't have the correct permissions to install our Teams app. Please contact your administrator.