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Send email reminder when a certificate will expire within 90 days

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Can anyone tell me how to set the follow as captioned every month, please?
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    Sam_Fawzi Profile Picture
    917 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
     
    A couple of questions first so we can better understand your setup:
    • Where are the certificates currently stored or tracked? (SharePoint list, Excel file, Dataverse, SQL, etc.)
    • Do you already have a column that stores the certificate expiry date?
    • Do you want the reminder to go to a single email address or to the owner of each certificate?
    If your certificates are stored in a SharePoint list, this can usually be done fairly easily with Power Automate.
    High-level approach (SharePoint example)
    • Store certificates in a SharePoint list
    • Example columns:
    • Certificate Name
    • Owner / Email
    • Expiry Date
    • Status (optional)
    Create a Scheduled Cloud Flow
    In Power Automate, create a flow that runs once per month (or daily if you want more frequent checks).
    • Get items from the SharePoint list
    • Filter certificates expiring within 90 days
    • Compare the Expiry Date with today's date plus 90 days.
    • Send reminder email
    If the certificate expiry date falls within that range, send an email to the certificate owner or admin team.
    Basic architecture
    Scheduled Flow (monthly or daily)
            ↓
    Get Items (SharePoint list)
            ↓
    Filter certificates where ExpiryDate ≤ Today + 90 days
            ↓
    Send reminder email
     
     
    If your certificates are stored somewhere else (Excel, SQL, etc.), the approach is similar — the only difference would be the data source connector used in the flow.
    If you can share where the certificate data is currently stored, I can suggest a more specific setup.

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