Secure "When a HTTP request is received" connector in MS Flow This connector can act as the Incoming webhook and perform underling business functionality but its very important to protect it to receive payload from unknown audience. lets see the steps to secure this incoming request. Add `when a HTTP request is received as a trigger condition` Provide the required payload a per the needs (optional). change method to POST if you need to use the payload (optional) relativePath: add /{token} (required) Click the ... dots and select "settings" @equals(triggerOutputs()['relativePathParameters']['token'],'YOUR-SECRET-PASSWORD') That's it. your business logic continues... I have added the received 'token' and 'firstName' from my payload for testing. Call the webhook from postman. Replace /{token} from the URL with your secret password. Enter the required payload and click send. Notice : S

Let's see how to create an Approval workflow with timeout and escalation. I have used Office 365 Custom List "item created or modified" as my trigger. Create "Supervisor Approval" Create "Escalation Approval" Specify duration in ISO 8601 format. refer here for more time-out formatting. "Escalation Approval" would trigger only after the "Supervisor Approval timeout" Final Flow -Ratsub

In this  digital transformation  era i mplementing AI and Cognitive services into any of our service and application where ever possible plays one of crucial role improving end-user/customer/business decision and overall experience. Let's us see a scenario for Ratsub Tech (A Fictional company) is B2B & B2C e-commerce retailer who is interested to understand "UserVoice" e-Mail by tracking its mailbox to understand user experience/sentiment towards their purchases. Create a form to capture User recent purchase and provide a placeholder to fill their thoughts or you can also use adaptive forms will see about this later. At this point assume there is an interface for end-user to fill and send back there 'UserVoice'.  Setup an e-Mail rule and move these emails(i.e. To:uservoice@ratsubtech.com) to "Support" folder. //Sample e-mail template for this usecase From: rathanavel@live.in To: uservoice@ratsubtech.com Subject: CustomerID^639~Product

In my previous article we saw  how to Upload attachment to SharePoint list item using Microsoft Flow , as  a continuation will upload attachment using JavaScript(ajax) with MSFlow endpoint. First, Open your flow and copy the endpoint url from 'HTTP request trigger'. Append listname & itemid  in the URL Finally, Test it Detailed steps Trigger MSFlow to upload document using ajax Check out previous  series  for reference.  I recommend reading the  PowerApps scratch development series ,  Azure Function integration with PowerApps  and  What is Microsoft Flow . -Ratsub

Microsoft Flow is one of the Microsoft offerings for automation. In this series will see how to upload a file to SharePoint ListItem using MSFlow Workflow for our scenario Login to Microsoft Flow site  and log in to create a new flow. Add action and Type 'Data Operations' connector. Then choose 'Data operations - Compose' action Select 'Expression' tab and enter the following to create 'ListName' variable Repeat this process for all other variables  ListName - SharePoint list name. ItemID     - SPList item ID. AttachmentContent - Actual attachment content. FileName - Attchment name. Expressions: we can read values from Query String will discuss how to pass them next article. ListName: trigger() [ 'outputs' ][ 'queries' ][ 'listname' ] ItemID: trigger() [ 'outputs' ][ 'queries' ][ 'itemid' ] At