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Hi all,

I am trying to build a flow where it saves emails passing through a shared mailbox to a SharePoint. Below is the logic of my flow:

A. If email contains attachments,
Save the attachment and nothing else

B. If email does not contain attachment,

Save the content of the email (currently using .eml extension)

I have already built the flow, and it works for both A and B. However, upon further testing I found out that B does not trigger whenever the email contains a hyperlink. Below is a screenshot of examples of emails that are categorized under B but did not trigger.

Ideally, it should save these emails as .eml files on my Sharepoint. Below is a screenshot of my current flow for B.

Please help! Appreciate your contribution.

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Artur Stepniak 1,539 Moderator on at

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Hello,

is the path to saving the file correct? I don't see a slash after Shared Documents, but I guess you're adding it in concat().

I've just tested your solution and I've managed to properly save the e-mail file on my OneDrive, it was with a hyperlink. I guess it's not the cause of a problem.

In case of any other questions, let me know. If the answer helped you, mark it, so that others can benefit from it.

Best regards,

Artur Stepniak

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hi @Artur Stepniak

thanks for assisting. Just did some further testing, seems like the flow is unable to save email containing hyperlinks that are coming from OUTSIDE from the organization. If my guess holds true, any suggestions on how I can bypass this (security reason or whatever it is)? Or even changes to my current flow.

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Hello,

if that's the case, then probably anti-phishing policy is causing that behaviour. There's no option to bypass this - otherwise it wouldn't be a good policy. ;-) The only way to overcome this is to consult with your company's security team - review the policies etc.

Overall I can imagine the case where you receive an email with malicious attachments/hyperlinks on your mailbox and then it's automatically exported and saved on SP - there's a risk that something would run and infect MS servers.

In case of any other questions, let me know. If the answer helped you, mark it, so that others can benefit from it.

Best regards,

Artur Stepniak

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