Subscribe to Microsoft Graph using Power Automate
In my series about the Graph API, I’m going to look at subscribe to ‘things’ to trigger a flow when events happen using Microsoft Graph in Power Automate.
In my series about the Graph API, I’m going to look at subscribe to ‘things’ to trigger a flow when events happen using Microsoft Graph in Power Automate. Several entities support subscription to changes and you can react to changes in form of "created", "updated" and "deleted".
Table of contents
Subscribe to Microsoft Graph using Power Automate
More about Microsoft Graph
Microsoft Graph is a cloud-based service that allows developers to access data and intelligence from Microsoft services such as Office 365, Dynamics 365, Azure Active Directory, Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint and more. With Power Automate (formerly known as Microsoft Flow), you can easily subscribe to events in the Microsoft Graph using triggers. This means that when any of those events occur within your organization’s tenant—such as a new user being added to an Office 365 Group or a file being uploaded to OneDrive—Power Automate will detect it and automatically perform one or more actions based on what you set up in the flow. For example, you could have Power Automate send out an email notification with details about the event each time it occurs.
Subscribe to Microsoft Graph using Power Automate
More links on about Power Platform/Power Automate
3 days ago — Using the subscription model it is possible to subscribe to any changes in on of the following: Call Records; Channels; Chat; Chat Message ...
In this tutorial, you'll build a custom connector in Power Automate that uses Azure Active Directory for authentication and Microsoft Graph to create ...
Oct 27, 2020 — The first step to consuming Graph API data from a Power Automate flow is to create an Azure AD app registration. Instead of authenticating via a ...