Hello,
I am seeking to create a flow whereby emails will flow into a 365 Groups email inbox after actions are performed elsewhere. This flow then then be notified that a new email has arrived (365 Groups: When a New Email Arrives to a Group), parse the body of the email, and then compile the various email bodies or portions thereof and send a daily digest to a group administrator (for example).
My experience is really akin to a beginner and thus, I am not getting very far. I have tried a lot of Google and YouTube searches. Any thoughts?
Thank you for your response and duly noted. I do now agree that my post is indeed confusing.
What I was attempting to do was as follows:
I have with some degree of success created the SharePoint site, the Off Day request list, the generation of approvals, updating the list based upon the Approval Outcome, and creating the calendar entries. I have not been successful in mentally or physically creating a way to avoid numerous, individualized approval emails with an intended goal of creating a digest that would tell the Approver that requests had come in but which could be bulk approved or denied within a different area other than email. (Ex - A single email to notify that approvals are waiting but use MS Teams Approval app to approve or deny such requests in batches instead of clicking on individual emails.)
Since this post, I have learned that Approvals cannot be assigned to 365 Groups, only individuals. Perhaps a revised and/or additional question would now be - Could I have my IT staff create me a single shared email account (i.e. a specific email address within my organization's email domain) and assign approvals to a shared email account?
Hi,
I just want to make sure as the language it a little confusing. You want to process each email that comes in and send out a corresponding email with information that was in the initially received email correct?
I just want to be super specific because I want to understand what you are going to parse so we can see if there are patterns etc that can be used, versus just saying parse which doesn't help me help you write any actions.
Cheers
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