I am quite new on power automate tool (started today) and I have a task that I am trying to accomplish but I can't because I don't have so much experience on that so I will describe below:
1 - I need to send recurring emails every friday 8am with an attachement for some email adressess
ps: this part I have already done as you can see on the link
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2 - After 72 hours(monday 8am) the people that didn't reply would receive another e-mail asking for the answer.
Can you people from the community help em with that ?
Thanks all and have a nice day :grinning_face_with_big_eyes:
To do this automatically would require that the response is stored somewhere that can be accessed by Power Automate, then write another timed flow which filters for the response (or lack of it).
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I don't even know if SO is the right place for this question but I thought I'd give it a go as I've found answers on here before.
I'm trying to solve the following issue using widely available SaaS tools if possible as non devs will be using/managing this process.
We are trying to set up an internal scheduled reminder system for our team to make following up with our customers easier, Our work tool set is pretty standard:
Our CRM is Intercom,
Slack is used for internal chat
Notion for task management
Stripe for payments.
We would want it to go a little like this:
1.Customer signs up.
2.Intercom tags new customer.
3.Tag Triggers scheduled reminders (After 1, 3, 5, 7 days etc.) in Slack or Notion (preferably)/ or something else.
I've looked into Triggering reminders in Slack based on new messages in a channel as well as Using Zapier and IFTTT but haven't found a way thus far.
Any advice on tools/services that would help would be appreciated.
This is easily achievable on zapier.
It would look something like this.
trigger (customer signs up), Intercom: New Company
optional: add a filter where it will only continue if the new company has certain
tags
action, "delay by zapier" 1 day
do something, ie. post to slack/send email..
action, "delay by zapier" 2 days
do something, ie. post to slack/send email..
action, "delay by zapier" 2 days
do something, ie. post to slack/send email..
action, "delay by zapier" 2 days
do something, ie. post to slack/send email..
I am working on a project where I would create an extension in outlook that would allow you to see how many emails you received and sent for a certain email (#edu.com). I also want to be able to see things like time received, if the person responded, and the average emails responded to for that particular email group. Any ideas on how I could accomplish this. From what I have seen so far, it looks like I should use the Outlook Graph API for. Any ideas or how to get started would be really nice!
Search for code examples, select the closest one and clone it.
After that try to change its functionality.
Here's the situation:
I receive emails from a colleague that, as a consultant, has multiple email accounts. He's not always careful which one he uses. However, replies back to him have to go to a specific email account regardless how it was sent. There are almost always others that need to be copied on the "reply all". Since it's impractical to reliably review every email reply, and there are several of us in the this situation, I'm looking to hack my way around this.
It looks like I can create a rule in Outlook that, maybe, adds his preferred email as a CC address but then it means the email reply goes to 2 places. My preference is that it only goes to one place.
Bonus question: Is there any way to make this work when replying from my iPhone? That is, is there a server-wide approach?
Double-bonus: My coding days are a distant memory, but I was able to hack together a VBA script for something else a couple of years ago. Anything to point me in the right direction would be great.
Thanks.
You can set the reply-to address in his outlook profile. It should follow him around to other clients.
We have Exchange server 2013. I am testing a security method to warn users when external emails are received. This is I am doing by putting "EXTERNAL" text in front of subject-line of incoming emails except if the email-subject already has the text. This is working fine.
Now, what I am trying to do is to remove the text "EXTERNAL" when user will reply to the email. I am having a hard time getting a way to achieve it. Exchange rules, so far I have looked into, does not have anything to remove from subject-line, only to prepend.
How can I do it? My goal is to flag incoming external emails and show it users Outlook client in a way so users would see. I want to use Exchange server built-in functionalities, or from Outlook if the settings can be managed by group-policy and users wont be able to change it.
Thanks and appreciate your help.
I do not know the answer but my search for a way to strip "[External]" and "[EXT]" from the subject line of all incoming emails is what brought me here. It seems IT in so many companies has decided this is a great idea and I just want to share my thoughts that it is a HORRIBLE idea and I wish everyone would stop doing it. You can no longer group all emails by subject line and bring everything together, which is seriously inefficient. There HAS to be a better way to teach your employees to not click on spam/scam links than messing with the existing subject lines. This may be my pet peeve of the century.
Perspective: I do not have access to SharePoint Designer, the ivory tower believes its for IT folk only. All the fixes I've read on the site are for people with access to Designer, so I'm reaching out for an alternative solution.
SO, I have a list that kicks off an approval workflow when a new item is added. My issue is that I receive 2 emails: one almost instantly from moss#mycompany.com. The second comes in a minute or two later from Forms
I've been up and down the workflow settings to try to get only a singular note. Is there something in my control that I can change? I fear that two emails will confuse users.
The first email contains the " has started on " verbiage.
The second email contains the "Task assigned by on . It also has two attachments (consistently) that are just regurgitations of the main body email.
Any assistance is surely appreciated!!
The reason why I was getting two emails was because I was setting myself as an approver as well.
The initial email was hey requestor (me) a new workflow was started. The second email was hey approver (me) you have something to approve.
In a regular scenario, I wouldn't be the requestor, so I wouldn't see that email. Since I was testing the solution against myself before rolling it out, I was unknowingly wearing both hats.
Crisis averted!!