Tuppy Communicate between Slack and Microsoft Teams with a simple add-on

What's Tuppy, you say? Well… Tuppy, from Whitehat Virtual Technologies, is a bi-directional integration tool that helps the Slack app communicate easily with Microsoft Teams app. It allows various teams that already use MS Teams or Slack as their internal communication tool to easily collaborate with other organizations that use the other platform for internal communication.

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Tuppy Communicate between Slack and Microsoft Teams with a simple add-on

What's Tuppy, you say? Well… Tuppy, from Whitehat Virtual Technologies, is a bi-directional integration tool that helps the Slack app communicate easily with Microsoft Teams app. It allows various teams that already use MS Teams or Slack as their internal communication tool to easily collaborate with other organizations that use the other platform for internal communication.

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About Tuppy

Improve your communication preferences between Microsoft Teams and Slack through automation.

Microsoft Teams and Slack are two of the premier enterprise communication platforms for teams within an organization or across organizations. Leverage the power of bridging these two platforms by integrating Tuppy into these platforms and avoid the hassle of switching between platforms to communicate with partners, clients and support organizations.

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How does it work?

Eliminate the chances of miscommunication, integrate entire teams across organizations on a single platform, and communicate effectively with cross-platform teams, vendors, clients without the need to switch between multiple communication platforms.

  • No Code

    Just add Tuppy from the Microsoft AppStore or the Slack Store and generate your UUID. Voila!

  • Automate

    Create multiple channels of communication with internal and external teams on the other platform.

  • Improve Productivity

    Avoid the need to switch platforms to communicate with the "other" side.

Setup Platforms

Initiate integration from Microsoft Teams

Step 1: Create a "team" in Microsoft Teams

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Step 2: Choose the kind of team you want

(Microsoft Teams provides a few options on what type of team you want created)

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Step 3: Name your Team

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Step 4: Verify “General” Channel

Once the team is created, a default "General" channel is created automatically.

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Step 5: Search for Tuppy in Microsoft Teams Store.

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Step 6:Add Tuppy to Team

Select Tuppy and use the Add to a team button

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Step 6:Add Tuppy to Team

At this point, you should be able to add the Tuppy app to the newly created Team by typing the team name.

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Step 7: Installation Message

After successful installation, message should appear in the general channel

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Step 8: Generate Code

After Tuppy is added to Teams, you can generate a unique code that need to be used on the other platform for integration. You can generate the code either in Microsoft Teams of Slack (once the Tuppy app has been added to both platforms)

In Microsoft Teams, Start a conversation in the “team” that's been created. Type in “@Tuppy” and select the popup that is presented.

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Step 8: Generate Code

Select the “integrate” option from the popup that is presented.

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Step 8: Generate Code

The composite command presented will be as below

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Step 8: Generate Code

Send the command to execute it. Once the command is executed correctly, a UUID will be generated that need then to be run in Slack to complete the integration.

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Step 9: Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace

Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace by following the link - Add To Slack

Create a channel for integration or select an existing one.

Execute the command provided in previous step including the integration code.

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Step 9: Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace

You will receive message in channel :

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Initiate integration from Slack

Step 1: Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace

Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace by following the link - Add To Slack

Create a channel for integration or select an existing one.

Start a conversation in the “channel” that's been created. Type in /integrate” and select the popup that is presented.

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Step 1: Add Tuppy to the Slack workspace

Once the command is executed successfully, a UUID will be generated that need then to be run in Microsoft Teams (in conjunction with the “integrate” command to complete the integration.

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Step 2: Create a “team” in Microsoft Teams

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Step 3: Choose the kind of team you want

(Microsoft Teams provides a few options on what type of team you want created)

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Step 4: Name your Team

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Step 5: Verify “General” Channel

Once the team is created, a default “General” channel is created automatically.

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Step 6: Search for Tuppy in Microsoft Teams Store.

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Step 7: Add Tuppy to Team

At this point, you should be able to add the Tuppy app to the newly created Team.

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Step 7: Add Tuppy to Team

At this point, you should be able to add the Tuppy app to the newly created Team by typing the team name.

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Step 8: Installation Message

After successful installation, message should appear in the general channel

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Step 9: Integrate Tuppy

Start a conversation in the “team” that's been created. Type in “@Tuppy” and select the popup that is presented.

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Step 9: Integrate Tuppy

Select the “integrate” popup that is presented.

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Step 9: Integrate Tuppy

The composite command presented will be as below

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Step 9: Integrate Tuppy

Complete the integration by executing the “/integrate” command alongwith the UUID

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Step 9: Integrate Tuppy

On successful execution, the admin will be presented with a message that the integration with the corresponding platform is complete.

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PRE-REQUISITES

Tuppy is a service that provides bi-directional chat across Microsoft Teams and Slack via channels in either platform.

Setting up the channels in either platform will require a user in the respective tenant with privileges to create and manage a channel.

Depending on the tenant configuration, it may be required to whitelist Tuppy as an app available for use in the tenant, this will need to be done by an user with sufficient administrative privileges.

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