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Issue with Missing URL Information in Power Automate

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Thank you for your continued support.

We are considering a flow that uses Power Automate to notify a Teams chat when items registered in a SharePoint list are added.

When the content of the notification item includes a URL, clicking the hyperlink does not navigate to the intended URL. We believe this occurs because part of the hyperlink information is missing during processing in Power Automate—specifically, the company domain portion (https://xxxx.xxx.xx/).

Please note that in Teams, the URL itself is displayed correctly, and when the URL is copied and pasted into a browser, it successfully navigates to the intended page.

When Power Automate processes items registered in a SharePoint list, is it possible that the company domain portion of a URL is not returned?
Additionally, if you are aware of any measures to correctly preserve hyperlink information in URLs, we would appreciate it if you could share them with us.

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    chiaraalina Profile Picture
    1,799 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Hi
     
    Could you please check in your SharePoint list whether the link is stored as a relative URL (e.g. /sites/...) or as a full absolute URL (e.g. https://company.com/sites/...)? SharePoint can handle both formats, so clicking the link there will work in either case.
     
    Next, please check your flow run history in Power Automate to see how the value is actually returned. It is possible that the flow receives the link as a relative path instead of a full URL.
     
    In SharePoint: This works because SharePoint can resolve relative paths.
    In Teams: This may fail because the hyperlink target may require a full absolute URL.
     
    If the value is relative (e.g. starts with /sites/...), try converting it to a full URL in Power Automate before sending it to Teams.
     
    Hope it helps!

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