teams-meeting-pipeline

Automate Microsoft Teams meeting summaries by using a pipeline to ingest transcripts via Microsoft Graph API webhooks. This automatically processes meeting recordings to extract action items without manual transcription intervention.

Setting up Teams webhook subscriptions requires valid Microsoft Graph credentials and administrative consent. You must configure Graph API webhook subscriptions to authorize the pipeline to interface with the Teams platform.

Monitor Microsoft Graph webhook subscription expiration and token health by validating API tokens and inspecting job statuses within the pipeline. This ensures continuous meeting ingestion and prevents data gaps.

Teams meeting transcript jobs fail to process automatically when Graph API tokens expire or webhook subscriptions lapse. Inspect the job status in the pipeline to troubleshoot delivery failures and identify missing administrative consent.

You can re-execute failed Teams meeting summary jobs after fixing webhook subscriptions. The pipeline allows you to retrieve, inspect, and re-run meeting jobs to ensure transcripts are processed correctly.

The Microsoft Graph API webhook process for Teams meetings works by creating event subscriptions that trigger automated transcript ingestion. This mechanism continuously captures meeting data as events occur.