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Perform Action directly from mail in SharePoint
Hi Kajol ,
you can use Adaptive Cards, that works inside email, they don't need a redirect (i.e. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/actionable-messages/adaptive-card) and trigger an Http action from Flow (https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/call-flow-restapi/ ), but the question is not clear for me.
Do you need SharePoint or an email action? :)
Cheers,
Federico
I have an application built using SharePoint in that form is there as soon as the form is submitted, email notification goes to the Approver to perform an action. A user can directly perform an action from mail itself.
In mail need to have buttons 'Approve, Reject and Revert' and a button is clicked that action should be performed.
In MS Flow and SharePoint flow that I have tried in that I am getting email consisting of buttons and when I click on any of the buttons it redirects to the browser I don't want to redirect a user to the browser, i.e. the user should after click should be an email only.
Hi Kajol ,
I can confirm:
- build Microsoft Flow with Http receiver (waiting for a post), which implements approve (or deny) logic
- send mails with adaptive cards, Approve button must point to adaptive cards.
There is not redirect in this case :)
Cheers,
Federico