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Disable/hide button based on connector throttle limits

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Morning, I have an app that relies on send an email v3, my IT Solution is managed centrally and using send an email v2 is not an option ( certainly not in the next few months)

My app is regularly hitting the throttling limits.

At the moment I am manually disabling the button when I see that it is throttling, 

Throttle limits -

100 API Calls per 24h

5 API calls per 5m

sendmailv3 

 

I am looking for a way to disable submissions when it is throttling, does the community have any ideas?

Powerautomate takes the submissions and stores them in a sharepoint, updates an audit table in excel then send the user an email confirmation.

 

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Hi @StevieTheBookie ,

    Broad question, but one you might consider is setting a Variable to a "Respond to Power Apps or Flow" with the number of API calls from the particular Flow and then Patching this to a list as a new record. You can then do a LookUp to this list something like this on the DisplayMode

    If(
     Sum(
     Filter(
     ListName,
     DateDiff(
     Created,
     Now(),
     Hours
     ) < 24
     ),
     APIField
     ) > 100,
     Disabled,
     Edit
    )
    

     

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  • StevieTheBookie Profile Picture
    27 on at

    Thanks Warren an interesting approach! I like it.

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