Connect Datadog monitoring to Microsoft 365 so infrastructure alerts reach your team instantly via Outlook, Teams, and Calendar.
Datadog monitor triggers send formatted Outlook emails to the on-call team within seconds of firing.
Active incidents create Microsoft 365 calendar events so your team's schedule reflects ongoing operational status.
Critical alerts post directly to the right Teams channel with severity details and runbook links attached.
When a Datadog monitor fires, Neotask emails the on-call team with alert details, dashboard links, and severity level.
Active incidents automatically create calendar blocks in Microsoft 365 so team availability reflects real operational status.
Priority-one alerts post to a dedicated Teams channel instantly, keeping responders aligned without manual coordination.
Neotask queries Datadog metrics each morning and emails a formatted infrastructure health summary to engineering leads.
When a Datadog incident resolves, Neotask removes the calendar block and posts a resolution note to Teams automatically.
Tell Neotask which Datadog alert severities should route to which Microsoft 365 channels - email, Teams, or Calendar
Neotask connects to both APIs and maps Datadog monitor states to the corresponding Microsoft 365 actions
When a Datadog alert fires, Neotask delivers formatted notifications to Outlook, Teams, or Calendar within seconds
| Automation | Datadog Action | Microsoft 365 Action |
|---|---|---|
| Alert emails | Get Monitor |
Send Mail |
| Incident calendar | List Events |
Create Event |
| Teams alerts | Get Monitor |
Post Message (Teams) |
| Health digest | Query Metrics |
Send Mail |
Infrastructure teams running Datadog face a common gap: monitoring data lives in one tool, but the team communicates through Microsoft 365. When an alert fires, engineers manually copy details into emails, paste links into Teams, and block calendar time - all while the incident is actively in progress.
Neotask closes this gap by connecting Datadog's monitoring API with Microsoft 365's communication suite. When a Datadog monitor changes state, Neotask reads the alert details, formats them for human consumption, and delivers them to the right channel automatically.
Alert-to-email routing handles the most common need: notifying on-call engineers the moment a monitor fires. Neotask pulls monitor data via Datadog's API and sends a structured Outlook email with alert name, severity, affected host, and a direct link to the Datadog dashboard.
For major incidents, calendar integration keeps the broader team informed. A P1 or P2 alert creates a Microsoft 365 calendar event on the on-call engineer's calendar, signaling their availability status. When the incident resolves, the event is removed automatically.
Teams channel routing delivers real-time alerts to the right audience. Engineering teams can route alerts by severity - P1 to #incidents, P2 to #infrastructure-alerts - with runbook links included in every message.
The integration handles the translation layer that makes cross-tool automation difficult: Datadog severity levels map to Microsoft 365 communication channels, alert states map to calendar event lifecycle, and metric query results map to readable email summaries. Neotask manages this mapping so your team receives clean, actionable notifications instead of raw API data.
Include the Datadog dashboard URL in every alert email so on-call engineers can jump straight to the relevant graph.
Use Microsoft 365 Groups as the email recipient so alert routing updates in one place as team membership changes.
Set up a separate Teams channel for resolved alerts to give the team a clear audit trail without cluttering active incident channels.
Yes. You can map P1 alerts to a dedicated Teams incidents channel, P2 to an infrastructure channel, and lower severities to email digest - all in a single instruction to Neotask.
Yes. When Datadog marks the monitor as recovered, Neotask removes the calendar event and can post a resolution note to the Teams channel at the same time.
Yes. Neotask formats the Outlook email with the Datadog monitor URL, severity level, affected host, and any custom runbook links you specify in your instruction.
Notifications typically deliver within seconds of the Datadog monitor state change - well within on-call response time expectations for most teams.
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