“Token type is not allowed” Error when Invoking SharePoint REST API

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

Get SharePoint list items and with 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

Decrypting Office 365 Sensitivity Labels documents for further processing

Sensitivity labels in Office 365 can be used to classify and protect documents in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for bussiness. As an IT\Security Admin Sensitivity labels provides a lot of capabilities on planning the security of the data in your documents. However, at time we might need to post process or archive or post process the secured document. For example, you want to archive the secured document to PDF. But before we convert the document we would need to strip off the Encrytion and this can cause a lots of processing headaches, especially if large numbers of documents

Create a folder in “SharePoint Online\OneDrive for Business” using Microsoft Flow and Azure Functions

Ever since Microsoft released FLOW, I have been a great admirer of the product. It's really a bliss for SharePoint Power users. It helps them automate their daily activities without involving the development Team. With introduction of FLOW, everything was working great. We ❤ FLOW. One fine day LINDA(Power-user) walks up to me and tell me … Continue reading Create a folder in “SharePoint Online\OneDrive for Business” using Microsoft Flow and Azure Functions

Managing Blobs within an AzureRm Storage Account with PowerShell

In the world of cloud the most commonly used resource is "Storage" and BLOB storage is most widely used and have many practical uses, i.e. you can store Virtual Machines, logs, backups etc. Blobs can further be divided into Page Blob and Block Blob. A single "Page Blob" can be as big as 1TB and … Continue reading Managing Blobs within an AzureRm Storage Account with PowerShell