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4 Flow merge into one flow Possible? Parallel Branch?

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Hello - Just wanted to see if anyone can recommend how I can make my automate more efficient .

 

I have a SharePoint Document Library used to log issues across 4 different teams.

 

Team 1 would upload the file and input their notes. 

Automate would trigger when a file or item is modified based on specific condition

e.g if created is modified, notes inputted in field "Team 1 Notes" is not = null

Automation would also update a field called "Team 1 Completed" to YES  and this will get carried over for the next Team 

I added this so that only one notification is sent per Team. 

 

Team 2 will then receive a notification based on the above , add their notes and this will carry on for up to 4 Team. 

 

 

Here is an example; 

 

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What would happen if I use Parallel Branch ? 

 

 

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  • jinivthakkar Profile Picture
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    @batvan276 Please check this video on parallel branching : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk0xmkIM5Yg

     

    hope this helps.

     

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    206 on at

    I did some testing and it seems to work . 

     

    Thanks. 

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