From SharePoint Online you can trigger a flow by using a link or a button. Sometimes you want to include data with that trigger action. In this article I will show you how to retrieve the email address of the person who clicked the button in a Power Automate flow. Inspiration This question from anthonys123:… READ MORE
Introduction While working with SharePoint, we most times need to create test content related to a specific topic. OpenAI API is the best fit in this case to generate content related to any topic. In this article, we will explore how OpenAI API can be combined with Power Automate to generate content in SharePoint. Get… READ MORE
Digital transformation has become a top priority for businesses across all industries, and the demand for low-code solutions that enable rapid application development is growing. In today’s fast-paced business environment, organisations need efficient and flexible solutions to improve productivity, streamline processes, and reduce costs. Microsoft Power Platform is an intuitive, collaborative, and extensible low-code solution… READ MORE
Power Automate, previously known as Microsoft Flow, is a cloud-based service that allows users to create automated workflows between different applications and services. It provides a low-code or no-code solution that enables users to automate repetitive tasks, integrate data and applications, and simplify business processes. Power Automate allows you to transform outdated processes into efficient,… READ MORE
Wouldn’t it be nice if we can Test our Flows without executing some of the actions like Sending Emails, creating items in SharePoint or Dataverse? Guess what we can! And its very easy to do. Check this out! If your like me, you test your Flows over and over again. This results in sending unwanted… READ MORE
Scenario: My client generates a summary document for applications lodged online. The generated summary could be manually edited by an officer. At the final stage of the application processing, it’s required to include additional information to the generated summary document regarding the outcome of the application. This information must be dynamically generated. This is a… READ MORE
Use Lists and Power Automate to build a Team creation process to govern the creation of Teams. This practical demonstration will show you how to enhance the standard Teams creation process by: using your own tailored Teams naming convention adding an approval step stopping duplicate Team names requiring multiple owners adding sensitivity label to allow… READ MORE
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
Connectors, triggers and actions are the key components that make up Power Automate flows. This post will explain what each of these are. Firstly, at a high level: Connectors: Systems, services and apps that you use and can automate across Triggers: Action that will initiate the flow to run Actions: Each step that should occur after the flow… READ MORE
