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Afternoon
I've inherited some Flows and swapped out a user's connecters with a service account, which is fine. I've got that to work.
However I'm having issues when it comes to sending emails in the Flow. So it either skips the action as it does with the action below:
Or I get an error saying 'You are not authorized to send mail on behalf of the specified sending account.' and falls over with the action below:
I've checked the service user outlook connector and in Data> Connectors and it says it's connected. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
The issue is likely you are sending from a group / team inbox. And to send via a group / team inbox, you need to have "send as" or "Send on behalf of" permissions for that group / team inbox.
The Exchange Admin center is one such location these permissions can be given.
Hi @AndrLins,
or "Send as" or "Send on behalf of".
I'm getting the same error.
The executions of my flow are irregular, sometimes it sends the mail and other times the error occurs.
Other flows don't have this irregularity, so thinking of change the trigger event, now powerapps in the irregular case.
Thanks @ScottShearer
Here's the Flow and the error. It's failing on the Email to Confirm Form Submission email action.
The error that says that says "You are not authorized" indicates that the service account has not been granted permissions to send emails from the shared mailbox. You'll need to have that permission granted.
You'll need to provide more info on the email action that was skipped - a screen shot of the Flow would be helpful. Is the action inside of a condition? No error generated?
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