BlazeSQL's Microsoft Teams integration is gradually rolling out to customers Between Late March and Early April
Connect BlazeSQL to Microsoft Teams so your team can ask data questions without leaving their daily workflow.
Getting Started
Install the BlazeSQL app from the Microsoft Teams app store to your workspace.
A workspace admin connects Teams from Workspace Settings → Integrations → Microsoft Teams in BlazeSQL. The admin signs in with their Microsoft account and authorizes BlazeSQL for the tenant.
Add the BlazeSQL app to any team where you want it available. After that, team members can @mention BlazeSQL in channels within that team.
How to Use it
Tag BlazeSQL in a Channel
Mention @BlazeSQL in any channel within a team where the app has been added. Blaze will respond in a thread with the answer.
Important: BlazeSQL works in standard channels and private teams, but not in private channels. If you need to restrict who can interact with Blaze, use a private team rather than a private channel.
Direct Messages
You can also chat with the BlazeSQL app directly for private, 1-on-1 conversations — just open the BlazeSQL app in Teams and send a message.
Access Controls
Restrict to BlazeSQL Users
By default, any member of your Teams tenant can interact with BlazeSQL. To limit this, enable "Only reply to BlazeSQL users" in Workspace Settings → Integrations. When turned on, BlazeSQL will only respond to Teams users whose email matches a BlazeSQL account.
Access Groups
You can control which databases, tables, and columns BlazeSQL can access when responding to Teams messages. In Workspace Settings → Access Groups, configure the Microsoft Teams integration access group to define exactly what data is queryable through Teams. This lets you make BlazeSQL available to your broader team while keeping sensitive data restricted.
Agent Reports
You can deliver scheduled Agent Reports to Teams channels or as a direct message. For full details on setting up and configuring Agent Reports, see Agent Reports.