Manipulating SharePoint content using Flow

One of the great benefits of Flow is to help you manage content in SharePoint.  There are 10 triggers and over 40 Flow actions available out of the box that allow you to access and update your SharePoint content. Retrieve contentCreate contentUpdate contentOther actions Get attachments Get entity values Get file properties Get files (properties … Continue reading Manipulating SharePoint content using Flow

Sending Custom Emails with Flow

About a year ago, I wrote an article on how you can use Flow to Mail Merge using Flow using a couple of SharePoint lists.  This works great for sending the same email to all recipients or even structuring the email in different ways based on metadata captured in the Flow. However, I have faced … Continue reading Sending Custom Emails with Flow

Triggering a single Flow from multiple SharePoint Lists or Libraries

One of the many great uses for Flow is to perform certain actions when an item is added to a SharePoint List or Library.  This is easy to achieve using the When a File is created or When an Item is created triggers. However, what if you want to run the same Flow for triggers … Continue reading Triggering a single Flow from multiple SharePoint Lists or Libraries

Sending Custom Emails and Mail Merge using Flow

Many of us have used mail merge at some point in our careers.  I was recently asked to help create a SharePoint-based mail merge, where a unique emails gets sent to clients when the status of the client changed in SharePoint.  Depending on a status value, a different email message with personalized greeting would bet … Continue reading Sending Custom Emails and Mail Merge using Flow