We are using Flow and Teams to streamline some basic business management conversations for a large, geographically distributed team. We do a morning check in – “what have you got planned for today”, and an afternoon review “what did you achieve today” using Forms>Email/Teams-adaptive card>and updating a shared spreadsheet. (It is a simple variation to the “https://australia.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/galleries/public/templates/97b63d723d374c929bff0ecd9877afb6/notify-me-and-store-the-response-when-a-student-completes-a-quiz/” and it works reasonably well.)
The main limitation is that we cannot output a notification from Flow to multiple Teams users. Ideally we want to post the results of the Forms to an existing chat with the Team lead and Team member so any changes to priorities can be captured in the one chat.
I have searched around and it seems like this is a technical/design limitation of Flow to send to more than one user and returns these sorts of problems ;
"error": {
"code": "GraphUserDetailNotFound",
"message": "No user details with email or UPN 'firstname.lastname@work.com; mailto:firstname2.lastname2@work.com' were found in Graph."
}
}
Is there some other way to achieve this? It seems odd given it is so simple to start a multi user Teams chat. Some of the suggested alternatives/solutions using a loop will not deliver the desired result, an array won’t work either because we use the dynamic variable of the different team member names/emails. We are able to post to a separate team channel, but we are finding that problematic as so many channels are required – it seems more efficient to streamline communications through the one chat medium. I am a business manager without any real technical knowledge, so I might be missing something simple that does this. I think I just basically want to add another two emails to the code and that would solve the issue. Thanks in advance for any insights.
