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Teams Activity: Embedding a Hyperlink
Hi
I am trying to user the Teams Activity to post when a pipeline fails. I have built the link, but I can't seem to get it to render as a clickable link when it posts to Teams. What am I missing?
Eg. this is the code in the Message of the Teams Activity:
🚨 Pipeline Failure Alert
Pipeline: @{pipeline().PipelineName}
Run ID: @{pipeline().RunId}
The Teams Activity in Microsoft Fabric/Data Factory currently treats the Message field as plain text, not Markdown or HTML. As a result, URLs included in the message are displayed as text and aren't rendered as clickable hyperlinks.
For example, a message like:
Pipeline Failure Alert Pipeline: MyPipeline https://app.fabric.microsoft.com/... Run ID: 12345
will typically be posted as plain text rather than a clickable link.
Possible workarounds
1. Use a Teams webhook or Power Automate (Recommended)
Instead of the built-in Teams Activity, send the notification through:Power Automate
Microsoft Teams Incoming Webhook
These options support richer message formats (such as Adaptive Cards), allowing you to include clickable hyperlinks, buttons, and formatted content.
2. Use Adaptive Cards
If you're already using Power Automate or a Teams webhook, you can create an Adaptive Card with:Pipeline name
Run ID
Status
A "View Pipeline" button that opens the Fabric pipeline directly
This provides a much better user experience than a plain text notification.
3. Feature limitation
If you're using the built-in Teams Activity in Fabric Pipelines, there is currently no supported way to force Markdown or HTML rendering for hyperlinks in the message body.It would be great if Microsoft enhanced the Teams Activity to support Markdown or Adaptive Card formatting in future releases, as clickable links are a common requirement for operational alerts.
For more information:
Teams Activity in Fabric Pipelines: https://learn.microsoft.com/fabric/data-factory/
Adaptive Cards for Microsoft Teams: https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/platform/task-modules-and-cards/cards/adaptive-cards/
Power Automate with Microsoft Teams: https://learn.microsoft.com/power-automate/teams/overview
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Best regards, Prince Singh | Data Science & Microsoft Fabric Enthusiast
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The Teams Activity in Microsoft Fabric/Data Factory currently treats the Message field as plain text, not Markdown or HTML. As a result, URLs included in the message are displayed as text and aren't rendered as clickable hyperlinks.
For example, a message like:
Pipeline Failure Alert Pipeline: MyPipeline https://app.fabric.microsoft.com/... Run ID: 12345
will typically be posted as plain text rather than a clickable link.
Possible workarounds
1. Use a Teams webhook or Power Automate (Recommended)
Instead of the built-in Teams Activity, send the notification through:Power Automate
Microsoft Teams Incoming Webhook
These options support richer message formats (such as Adaptive Cards), allowing you to include clickable hyperlinks, buttons, and formatted content.
2. Use Adaptive Cards
If you're already using Power Automate or a Teams webhook, you can create an Adaptive Card with:Pipeline name
Run ID
Status
A "View Pipeline" button that opens the Fabric pipeline directly
This provides a much better user experience than a plain text notification.
3. Feature limitation
If you're using the built-in Teams Activity in Fabric Pipelines, there is currently no supported way to force Markdown or HTML rendering for hyperlinks in the message body.It would be great if Microsoft enhanced the Teams Activity to support Markdown or Adaptive Card formatting in future releases, as clickable links are a common requirement for operational alerts.
For more information:
Teams Activity in Fabric Pipelines: https://learn.microsoft.com/fabric/data-factory/
Adaptive Cards for Microsoft Teams: https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/platform/task-modules-and-cards/cards/adaptive-cards/
Power Automate with Microsoft Teams: https://learn.microsoft.com/power-automate/teams/overview
💡 Helpful? Give a Kudos 👍 — keep the community growing.
✅ Solved your issue? Mark this as the Accepted Solution ✔️
Best regards, Prince Singh | Data Science & Microsoft Fabric Enthusiast
