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Self-host Microsoft Teams.

Register your own Microsoft Teams bot and connect it securely to Just Arrived.

Updated 21 September 2026

Use this option when your organisation cannot install the standard Just Arrived Teams app. Your Microsoft 365 administrator creates a bot in your own tenant, connects it to Just Arrived, and rolls it out to hosts.

Time
About 20 minutes
You need
Microsoft 365 admin
Best for
Organisations using their own bot

Set it up

  1. Choose a self-hosted Teams bot

    If your organisation cannot install the Just Arrived store app, ask your Microsoft 365 administrator to register a bot in your own tenant. When it is ready, open Just Arrived → Connections → Microsoft Teams → Advanced credentials.

    Screenshot for Choose a self-hosted Teams bot
  2. Create the bot and endpoint

    In the Microsoft Teams Developer Portal, create a bot and set its messaging endpoint to https://justarrived.io/api/public/teams/messages. Create a client secret and record its expiry date for the next step.

    Screenshot for Create the bot and endpoint
  3. Save the Teams credentials

    In Just Arrived → Connections → Microsoft Teams → Advanced credentials, enter the Bot ID, Microsoft Entra tenant ID, client secret value, and expiry date. Save the connection; secret values are encrypted and are not shown again.

    Screenshot for Save the Teams credentials
  4. Download and install the app package

    From the Microsoft Teams card in Just Arrived, download the package created for your Bot ID. Upload it in the Microsoft Teams admin center under Teams apps, install it for hosts, send help to the bot in Teams, and then test a kiosk arrival.

    Screenshot for Download and install the app package

If something doesn’t work

Someone is not matched

Use Link people manually on the Microsoft Teams connection.

The app is unavailable

Ask a Microsoft 365 admin to allow or install Just Arrived for the relevant users.

Use the standard Teams installation guide

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