In the first three parts of this blog series (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3), we used Power Automate buttons as a way to report safety issues and store them in a SharePoint list. We created an approval and categorization process for the "admin" of the safety issue solution. Will we finish things off by … Continue reading Build a safety issue solution using SharePoint and Power Automate- Part 4 →

Building on the first two entries of this blog series (Part 1, Part 2), we will continue adding functionality to our Power Automate and SharePoint solution. In this post, we will create and customize an approval process for the "admin" of the safety issue solution. Let's jump into Power Automate and create a new Flow … Continue reading Build a safety issue solution using SharePoint and Power Automate- Part 3 →

In the first part of this blog series, we used a Power Automate button to report safety issues and a SharePoint list to store the entry. In this post we continue to build upon our solution by adding: A new list to categorize and assign safety issue types.Attributes to reflect the business process.List column formatting … Continue reading Build a safety issue solution using SharePoint and Power Automate- Part 2 →

This blog post is inspired by this sharp, jagged piece of metal. I see this leg cutting, pant ripping piece of metal every morning when I walk into work and think to myself that I should report it. But by time I get to my office it's out of sight and out of mind and … Continue reading Build a safety issue solution using SharePoint and Power Automate- Part 1 →

This post is inspired by following Microsoft Tech Community conversation: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/PowerApps-Flow/Locking-a-file-for-approval/m-p/876434 The user wants to “create a document approval flow whereby the document is locked during the approval process so it can't be altered”. Using a custom Power Automate flow and SharePoint site columns we can lock the file and start a review and approval … Continue reading Tech Community: Lock file for approval →

This blog post is inspired by the following Microsoft Tech Community conversation: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/PowerApps-Flow/Flow-to-notify-based-on-column-input/m-p/812666 The user wants to send an email to users “assigned” to a document after it has been uploaded. In this demo I am using a standard document library with an additional site column called “AssignedTo”. Within your Document Library, click “Flow” and … Continue reading Tech Community: Flow to notify based on column input →