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In this modern digital age, many businesses are turning to electronic documents(pdfs) to streamline their document management workflow and improve efficiency. That being said, with electronic documents comes the need for a secure and reliable way to sign them. This is where digital signatures come in.
In this article, we will create and deploy a React Power Apps "Shaking Text Control". The "Shaking Text Control" can be used to draw attention to the text or to create a sense of urgency, importance, or excitement.
In this article, we will create and deploy a "Glowing Text Power App Code component. To create the Glowing Text component, we will use basic JavaScript, HTML and CSS. CSS Cascading Style Sheets) is used to define the styles for an HTML document, including text properties such as color, size, and font. To make text glow, the text-shadow property can be used with a set of values that define the color, size, and intensity of the glow effect.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to Invoke a REST API with Power Automate Desktop. For this demo, we will be using the Muhimbi REST API with the HTTP action and Parse JSON in Flow all while understanding the basics of REST API. Basics of REST APIBefore we begin, please make sure the following … Continue reading Invoke REST API from Power Automate Desktop
Recently I blogged on how to "Invoke SharePoint REST API from Power Automate Desktop", in the blog we are granting Power Automate Desktop Application access using SharePoint App-Only Authentication. All worked well for me, however one of my subscribers complained that they are getting the error below - {"error":"invalid_request","error_description":"Token type is not allowed."} As a … Continue reading “Token type is not allowed” Error when Invoking SharePoint REST API
This is the second post in our "Invoke SOAP WebService using the Power Automate Desktop(RPA)" series. In this article, we’ll "Invoke the SOAP WebService" and design a Solution using Power Automate Desktop that automates the conversion process. Before we begin, please make sure the following prerequisites are in place: Install and configure a Windows Server … Continue reading Invoke SOAP API using Power Automate Desktop to Convert, Merge, Watermark, Secure & OCR files
A big part of RPA is automating legacy applications and at times you might need to call legacy interfaces like SOAP web services. Power Automate Desktop has an inbuilt action that allows you to call SOAP service directly without having a need to build a custom SOAP connector. In this blog, we will learn how we can "Invoke SOAP Web Service using Power Automate Desktop".
This blog is a continuation of a previous blog post , in which we used the SharePoint client object model (CSOM) to get SharePoint List items. In this blog, we will learn how we can "Invoke SharePoint Online REST APIs" using Power Automate Desktop. The blog is majorly divided into two parts: Granting access using … Continue reading Invoke SharePoint REST API using Power Automate Desktop
Power Automate Desktop recently released a whole new suite of SharePoint actions that enable users to work directly with SharePoint, improving performance and ease of use for users who need to loop between cloud and desktop actions. Recently when working with one of the Power users, he told me that the actions provided by Microsoft … Continue reading Get SharePoint list items and with Power Automate Desktop
When talking to a business user, he told me that his "Inbox is full" with all kinds of emails and he needs a solution to "Archive" them to PDF. He clearly mentioned that he needs a solution that is easy to configure and low on maintenance. At this point it was clear to me that the best solution to meet his requirement was Power Automate. The next task for me was to find a connector to "Convert email to PDF" which is flexible and reliable.
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