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I have a flow where I create a new team in Teams. After this, I need to get the site url for the SharePoint site that is connected to the team.

How do I get that? The most obvius choice is the "Send an HTTP request to SharePoint", but I haven't figured out the uri...

Anyone out there who knows?

PS!I had to put a category on here, but for some reason I had to choose between "Flow Mobile App", "Licencing" and "Business Process Flows"....

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There is an action in the Teams connector that lets you send an MS Graph call. The one you want is

https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/<TeamId>/sites/root/webUrl

using the TeamID that you got when you created the new Team

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Hi @Pstork1,

Thank you for your answer, but this did not work out.

URI path is not a valid Graph endpoint, path is neither absolute nor relative or resource/object is not supported for this connector. Resources: teams,me,users Objects: channels,chats,installedApps,messages,pinnedMessages. Uri: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/<myTeamid>/sites/root/webUrl

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If the URL you show in your message below is the one that you used in the Graph API call, it is because you did not specify the value for <myTeamid>. When there are values enclosed in <> Graph API expressions, it means you need to replace it with a value. In this case the unique GUID of the group associated with the team and SharePoint site.

The ID will be returned from the Create a Team action, which you can use in the Graph API call.

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Thank you for your answer David,

I just switched my TeamID hvis the tag, so when I ran the flow, I had my id in there.

The reason why I need the SharePoint url is because I am going to add a sitescript, som folders and files and so on to the SharePoint site inside this flow.

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@TonjeWaasjo I modified my prior post to show you how to achieve what you need to do.

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Thanks,

First this did not work, but when I put in a 2 min delay after the team creation it worked =)

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The delay makes sense. It probably takes some time for the group to actually be created, and the ID generated. If my reply and the original one from @Pstork1 below answered your question, please mark them as the answer to close out this question.

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I am trying to, but it will not stick. They are just removed when I refresh...

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@TonjeWaasjo thank you for letting me know the solution worked. As a super user I can mark the ones that helped you as the answers. Glad it worked for you!

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