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Approvals in Teams - How Do I send to a site and channel properly?
I created a flow that will be used from Power Apps but have been testing it manually. It is uncomplicated: just gets some parameters passed from Power Apps and then creates an approval. I cr...
- I don’t think group email work as a approver . What I’ve done is extracting members of a group and added them as approvers from there! I searched for an example and found this:
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
Adam
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
I don’t think group email work as a approver . What I’ve done is extracting members of a group and added them as approvers from there! I searched for an example and found this:
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
Adam
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
Adam
https://wonderlaura.com/2020/01/27/power-automate-approval-to-office-365-group-members/amp/
- Adam
Thanks for the post reply. It does seem to be a workaround, albeit a crappy one. First, there should be no need since a group email should just work. I can imagine what some of the technical hurdles might be. But on a practical basis, I can also imagine a scenario where someone is in a group but then no longer is. Instead of those approvals just no longer being visible, they would remain on his/her Teams view.
I will play with this to see if I might use it, but may shift away from approvals altogether. Ugh.
