Securing your HTTP Request trigger in Microsoft Flow
With Microsoft Flow, you can start a Flow with REST by using the ‘When a HTTP request is received’ trigger. Since the HTTP endpoint generated by Flow is not secured, practically anyone with the (guessed) HTTP Post URL can trigger your Flow. In this blog, I will explain how you can secure this trigger to […]
Providing insights into your Flow Approval history with PowerApps
With Microsoft Flow, you can easily send out Approvals with the Start an Approval action. After the approver has responded, you can do something with the output, like sending it to the requester or writing it to SharePoint. Unlike the previous task-driven approvals in SharePoint workflows, you can’t get a simple overview of the entire […]
Custom Actionable Messages with Microsoft Flow – part 2 – Getting the response
This is part 2 of the Custom Actionable Messages with Microsoft Flow series In my previous post, I wrote about sending out a custom Actionable message. In this post, I will explain how you can get the response back (and do something with this response). The last thing we did in the previous post was clicking […]