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Stuart Anderson
May 25, 2018Copper Contributor
Microsoft Planner Flow Actions
Im currently working with a client who loves Planner but dont use Exchange online or Hybrid Exchange so are not getting email notifications. So we thought about using Flow to send notifications u...
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May 25, 2018So assignments can be pulled via Office graph with the Planner calls, but it's not easy to do, would have to look at creating flows using office graph. Then you can pull the assignment out into an array or what not, then send e-mail based on that.
The biggest issue you'll run into thou is anytime a task changes or something adds someone to a task after it's been created since there is no "When Planner task changes" trigger.
The only way you can do it really is have your users create a flow for themselves using the "when task is assigned to me." action.
I would check into SharePoint list for task list, it's not pretty but you can do anything you want with it.
The biggest issue you'll run into thou is anytime a task changes or something adds someone to a task after it's been created since there is no "When Planner task changes" trigger.
The only way you can do it really is have your users create a flow for themselves using the "when task is assigned to me." action.
I would check into SharePoint list for task list, it's not pretty but you can do anything you want with it.