If you want to make any changes in SharePoint from Power Automate the Rest API is one of the best options to use. SharePoint has its own Rest APIs that can be used to create site/items/files/folders, or update site/items/files/folders or to make any changes in site or any update within SharePoint for which a Rest …
Recently while developing a flow for SharePoint list process, I came across a requirement to set unique permissions for SharePoint list items. So, in this blog post I will share a walk through on how to set unique permissions for item in SharePoint using Power Automate. Walkthrough In your flow add the actions as per …
Introduction If you have come across a migration project to migrate from any SharePoint on-premise environment to SharePoint Online (Microsoft 365) and the customer uses Nintex for the forms and workflows, you will need to buy Nintex Licenses for SharePoint Online and migrate Nintex Forms and Workflows to SharePoint Online OR you can give it …
In the part 2 of Teams Approval using Power Automate, we will learn to how to implement approval in Teams using Adaptive Cards. The part 1 of this series is here. So, let’s start with little introduction of Adaptive Cards Adaptive Cards Introduction Adaptive Cards are platform independent snippets of UI, written in JSON, that …
Introduction There are two ways to create Approvals to send to Teams using Power Automate as listed below: Use Power Automate “Create an Approval” action and use the Approval action adaptive card and sent it to Teams User/Channel Use “Post an Adaptive Card to Teams Channel/User and wait for response”, here you can create your …
If you are using Graph API in your Flows, you may want to safeguard client secret as it will be shown in plain text when you store the client secret value in a variable, its value will show up in the Flow history. This blog assumes that you have already created Graph API, app registration …
There are instances where you may want to use common logic across multiple Flows, like some data manipulation logic, or an instance where you want your Flow to have multiple triggers which are not yet possible, but you can create two flows with two different triggers and call third flow which implements your processing …
Recently while working on a SharePoint On-Prem to SharePoint Online migration, we came across a scenario where the customer used incoming emails heavily for the specific site collection, and they wanted to continue using it in SharePoint Online after the migration. That made me look into different alternatives available to implement incoming emails in SharePoint …