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Microsoft Graph: Send activity feed notifications to users in Microsoft Teams
Documents Teams activity feed notifications for changes requiring attention, with actor, reason, timestamp, preview, topic, app icon, deep links, batch notifications, delegated notifications, localization, and use cases for news, collaboration, reminders, and alerts.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activity feed | Choose activity feed when the primary task is catching up on recent collaboration or system activity across work objects rather than reading broad content or managing audit evidence. | Each item represents one meaningful work activity or a grouped set with stable actor, action, object, source, timestamp, type, preview, scope, and destination. | Microsoft Graph documents Teams activity feed notification anatomy including actor, reason, timestamp, preview, topic, icon, deep link, and triage use cases. |
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- Activity feed vs feed vs activity log vs notification center
Microsoft Graph documents actor, reason, timestamp, preview, topic, icon, deep links, and activity-feed notification use cases.
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