Using Power Automate and Syntex to create document with multiple tables HELP?
I work for a performing arts organization, and we manually create documents ("one sheets") related to performance information in tables like casts, crews, chorus details, etc. See the example picture below. I would like to start keeping this table data in Microsoft Lists for all the performances and use the new Power Automate Syntex function to generate these tables into the Word documents automatically. I am confused on how to go about using the Syntex function to create tables. All of the examples and docs are showing simple examples that look like mail merges. Does anyone have advice how to handle the tables? Note that the function will have to filter the lists to only pull in the information for that performance (which is in the list as a column), and the next document would have a different performance and so on. Help?
Configuration Content Assembly Issue
Hello, While configuring the content assembly for all libraries in all SharePoint Sites, we receive a "Something went wrong. Please try again later" message. We have already configured Syntex's pay-as-you-go pricing model. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/syntex/content-assembly https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/syntex/content-assembly-setup Please advise if we missed anything in the configuration. Any help is greatly appreciated. Best regards, Julien
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Automatic document creation?
Hi, I've been researching 3rd party products that could help us implement automated document creation (essentially taking all the thousands of product guides we have already created by hand and using them as a database from which to compose new documents), and recently came across mention of Microsoft Syntex. Since we are heavily invested in Microsoft solutions, it seems like it might be worth exploring the potential as well if we could leverage a Microsoft product, possibly (?) one we already have rights to use to do the work. Has anyone built anything like this or does anyone know of some examples of existing systems that could be demoed based on Syntex? Does Syntex support any kind of document approval workflow? Or other MS products that might be useful? We use teams right now and the approvals app for some approvals but it isn't an automated workflow, its fully a manual process. Thanks, Joel
