ComplyJet's Microsoft Teams integration keeps your team in the loop the moment something needs attention. ComplyJet posts real-time compliance notifications to the Microsoft Teams channels you choose, and imports your Microsoft Teams accounts to verify access is governed, mapping each signal to 20+ security and privacy frameworks including SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Compliance only works if people act on it. By bringing alerts into the tool your team already lives in, ComplyJet makes sure failing controls and pending tasks never slip through the cracks, while keeping the platform itself audit-ready.
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Continuous monitoring
Compliance automation
How ComplyJet automates SOC 2 / ISO 27001 for Microsoft Teams
Staying on top of compliance used to mean logging into yet another dashboard to find out a control had failed days ago. By the time anyone noticed, the gap had been open far too long.
1
Connect once
Authorize ComplyJet with Microsoft Teams and choose the channels for compliance alerts. Takes under 10 minutes.
2
Get notified in real time
ComplyJet posts to your chosen Microsoft Teams channels when a control fails, a task is assigned, or evidence needs attention.
3
Act where you already work
Your team responds to compliance events in Microsoft Teams instead of discovering them late in a separate tool.
4
Govern access continuously
ComplyJet imports your Microsoft Teams accounts and verifies access is attributed to current employees and revoked when people leave.
The result: nothing slips through the cracks, your team acts on compliance events in real time, and your communication platform stays audit-ready alongside everything else.
See the Microsoft Teams integration live
30 minutes. We'll walk through how ComplyJet sends real-time alerts to Microsoft Teams and maps access checks to SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Notifications
ComplyJet keeps your team in the loop through Microsoft Teams
Compliance only works if people act on it. ComplyJet brings the right alerts to the right channels so nothing is missed.
Real-time alerts
When a control fails or a task needs attention, ComplyJet posts to the Microsoft Teams channel you choose, so issues are caught and fixed fast.
Access governance
ComplyJet imports your Microsoft Teams accounts and verifies access is governed, so your communication platform is covered like every other system.
Continuous checks
What automated tests does ComplyJet run on Microsoft Teams?
Beyond notifications, ComplyJet governs access to Microsoft Teams itself, with every result stored as audit evidence. Click the area to see the checks.
Identity & Access
Account lifecycle, unique accounts
Access revoked on employee departure: Verifies no active Microsoft Teams accounts remain mapped to former employees.
Shared account use detected and flagged: Ensures every Microsoft Teams account is linked to exactly one individual, so access can be attributed and reviewed.
Setup
How to Integrate Microsoft Teams with ComplyJet
Takes under 10 minutes. Connect and choose your alert channels.
1
Log in to ComplyJet and go to Integrations
Find Microsoft Teams in the integrations list and click Connect.
2
Authorize the connection
Grant ComplyJet permission to post notifications and read membership for access reviews.
3
Choose your alert channels
Pick the Microsoft Teams channels where ComplyJet should post compliance notifications.
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ComplyJet begins syncing immediately
Notifications go live and your Microsoft Teams accounts sync within minutes, with access checks running continuously.
Need help routing different alert types to different channels? Reach out to our support team.
Framework coverage
What Controls Are Automated Across SOC 2 / ISO 27001
ComplyJet maps every Microsoft Teams check to the relevant framework controls and maintains an always-current evidence record for your auditor.
SOC 2
Logical access, network security, monitoring, audit trail, availability
CC2.2
Internal communication: security and compliance events communicated to the team in real time through Microsoft Teams.
CC6.1
Logical access security: Microsoft Teams access attributed to current employees and revoked on termination.
CC6.3
Access authorization: access rights reviewed and kept unique per individual.
CC7.2
Security event evaluation: control failures surfaced to your team as they happen.
ISO 27001
Access control, authentication, logging, network security, cryptography, backup
A.5.15
Access control: account uniqueness and access revocation on departure.
A.5.18
Access rights: rights reviewed and attributed to current employees.
A.6.8
Security event reporting: compliance events surfaced to the team through Microsoft Teams notifications.
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