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Hi all:

I am attempting to customize the Help desk template supplied in canvas Power Apps and want to set up a way to send an email to a Shared Mailbox (outlook 365) when a Help desk user creates a support ticket within the app. What would be the bet way to go about including this in the app.?

 

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  • thekhristy_ Profile Picture
    38 on at

    Create a flow with PowerApps trigger and Send Email action.

    Depending on what information you want included in the email (e.g., title, category, priority, description) - you can pass that in the PowerApps trigger and add it to the email subject/body or you can just send an email that says "hey you have a new ticket - check the app). 


    Once you have the flow created, add it to the CreateTicketScreenCreateButton OnSelect event (after the Patch). 

    Hope that helps. 

  • JFbsis21 Profile Picture
    30 on at

    thekhristy : Ok thank you. I will work on creating a power automate flow then and holler back here if needed.

     

  • JFbsis21 Profile Picture
    30 on at

    Hello:
    just circling back up to this Power App dilemna. It appears that the power automate flow I put in does not work.
    This is what I have in the Create ticket screen - when create ticket is clicked (on select)


    Set(
    NumberOfTickets,
    NumberOfTickets + 1
    );
    Patch(
    TicketList,
    Defaults(TicketList),
    {
    Id: NumberOfTickets,
    Title: CreateTicketScreenTitleText.Text,
    Priority: CreateTicketScreenPriorityDropDown.SelectedText.Value,
    Author: MyProfile.Mail,
    TaskStatus: "NOT STARTED",
    PercentComplete: "0",
    Created: Now(),
    AssignedTO: "",
    Description: CreateTicketScreenTaskDescription.Text,
    Editor: MyProfile.Mail,
    Modified: Now(),
    Category: CreateTicketScreenCategoryDropDown.SelectedText.Value
    }
    );
    Reset(CreateTicketScreenTitleText);
    Reset(CreateTicketScreenTaskDescription);
    Reset(CreateTicketScreenCategoryDropDown);
    Reset(CreateTicketScreenPriorityDropDown);
    Office365Outlook.SharedMailboxSendEmailV2.Run(Subject, Body);
    Navigate(
    ConfirmSubmitScreen,
    None
    )

    any additional help most appreciated!

     

     

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