When you manage user accounts within Power Automate, you can user the Office 365 Users connector, but sometimes the Graph API can give you more possibilities. Office 365 Users Connector The Office 365 Users connector gives some help with user management with the following actions: Get relevant people Get trending documents Get user photo Get user… READ MORE
Hey there! Looks like you’ve stumbled upon this post on Child Flows in Power Automate! You must be looking to adopt a best practice for building flows, perhaps you want to make your flows easier to follow, and perhaps you even want to make development quicker by cutting out the repetition in your work… well,… READ MORE
Power Platform Hot Topics is a series of x3 mini webinars based on popular Power Platform topics right now. Each webinar is approximately 15 minutes long and each speaker answered some burning questions in the Q&A at the end!
Watch this full webinar recording where Tomasz, Marcel, and Michel take you through different demos on Power Platform tools.
Have you ever experienced that you missed an action or trigger in Power Automate, Power Apps or Logic Apps? It’s possible to change that! You can create your own connector with all the actions and triggers that you want. Already 200+ connectors have been created by community contributors and during this session, Daniel will show you how you can create your own Independent Publisher Connector.
At the end of this session, you will have a clear vision of how you can create your very own Power Platform and Logic Apps Connector from watching Daniel’s demo.
Watch this full webinar recording where Daniel Laskewitz (Microsoft) takes you through 2 informative demos on Power Apps and shows how you can build your own Logic Apps connector.
Recently I had a project where I needed to display a room calendar in Power Apps. I explored a few ways of doing this, and in this post I’m going to show you how to do it using Power Apps, Power Automate, an Azure App Registration and the Graph API! A bit of configuration before… READ MORE
I was trying to make something simple and fun. Thinking about HR challenges is something natural for me, that’s why I dived into the templates available in Power Automate and found something super simple but quite good. Sometimes simple is better. One of the most critical moments when starting a new relationship with your employee… READ MORE
In this post I would like to share with you my latest findings about the ways you can mention actually anything in Microsoft Teams in messages sent from Power Automate, whether it is a user, a tag, a channel or a team. BUILT-IN MENTIONING In Power Automate there are dedicated actions to let you mention… READ MORE
The Office 365 Users connector in Power Automate allows you to find details about your colleagues from their email address/UPN. This is especially useful for finding information such as their name, manager, department, job title, office location or phone number. This information can then be used in the flow, such as escalating an approval request to someone’s… READ MORE
When I published this blog post about Power Automate Deployment (manual), the great – Bill Blancett gave suggestions regarding the solution’s import setting file that we can use if we want to import the solution using CI/CD or using Power Platform Tools CLI (you need to make sure you install this on your machine): TL/DR from… READ MORE
With the List Rows action of Microsoft Dataverse, we can use FetchXML to query the data. For such queries, all we need is to populate the Table name and Fetch Xml Query parameters. But what if we only have the FetchXML? What if we want to query dynamically from different tables based on the FetchXML? One of the use cases would be… READ MORE
