Microsoft Planner Automate: The Perfect Duo The flow is now listening for a trigger to perform an action Just like the one we set up Go to your Outlook email and see if you received the email It may take some time to run However, if an issue has occurred see if there is an issue with the flow If the flow was successful, you should see an email like the one below
Microsoft Lists Integration with Power Automate Go to the Power Automate application within your Microsoft 365 suite Select "Create" from the navigation bar to start a new flow Accessing Power Automate Step 3: Choose a Trigger Select "When an item is created" as the trigger from Microsoft Lists Connect to your Microsoft Lists account and select the list you created in Step 1
Microsoft Flow - Get executing user | Microsoft Community Hub The user who starts a flow is not known to the flow service unless the trigger provides it You mention manually starting a trigger Assuming that means a flow button, you can get the User email and User name properties from the "Man
Workflow automation in Loop - techcommunity. microsoft. com Hi, Microsoft 365 Insiders! I’m Tanvi Sharma, a Product Manager on the Loop team I’m thrilled to announce the availability of process automation in tables, table-based components such as task lists and voting tables, and board-based components in Loop Streamline your workflow with automation in Microsoft Loop
New Microsoft-managed policies to raise your identity security posture Device code flow is a cross-device authentication flow designed for input-constrained devices However, it can be exploited in phishing attacks, where an attacker initiates the flow and tricks a user into completing it on their device, thereby sending the user's tokens to the attacker
Flow to extract attachments from Inbox | Microsoft Community Hub 1 - Create another new folder under Inbox, configure the Flow to run against that new folder, then move all the existing emails to the new folder - so the Flow triggers on them 2 - Create a Flow that is triggered manually (or on a schedule), and points at the folder - this Flow would need to have steps something like this:
PromptFlow vs LangChain vs Semantic Kernel - techcommunity. microsoft. com Semantic Kernel: microsoft semantic-kernel: Integrate cutting-edge LLM technology quickly and easily into your apps (github com) Semantic Kernel documentation: Create AI agents with Semantic Kernel | Microsoft Learn; Promptflow documentation: Prompt flow — Prompt flow documentation (microsoft github io)
Introducing Request sign-off - an approval flow that requires no set . . . Request sign-off makes use of SharePoint's integration with Microsoft Flow You can use it by selecting a file or list item (but not a folder), and then pulling down the Flow menu in the modern library or list UI, and selecting "Request sign-off" This flow will appear alongside any other custom flow that you or others may have added to the
Best practices for Power Automate with service account | Microsoft . . . Flows that have a Per Flow license have an API limit of 250k per day But if a Flow with Premium connectors is only triggered a few times in a day, then it's not cost effective to use a Per Flow license Regardless if one uses a Per User license connected to a real user or service account, that account can only do 40k API calls per day
Blog about How To Document a Process Flow using M365 . . . - Microsoft 365 Documenting a process flow using Microsoft 365 Copilot involves leveraging AI-powered tools within Microsoft 365 apps like Word, PowerPoint, Visio, and OneNote Here’s how you can do it step by step in this video and in the blog