Adding a Switch on User's Domain

[Anonymous]

I have a simple Flow that has been working great.

 

I have a request to change the flow so an email is only sent when someone outside select domains create or modifiy a file. I imagine the flow would look something like this;

I have no idea how to make this happen. Any suggestions on where to start?

[faustocapellanj]

Hi @Anonymous

Can you please post the screenshots again? They are not being displayed in your original post.

Thank you,

Fausto Capellan, Jr

[Anonymous]

I think I fixed my original post...

[faustocapellanj · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous

This is the approach I'd take for what you're trying to accomplish:

1. Using the same trigger from your screenshot, I added a Data Operations - Compose action, which I renamed to User Domain. In this action, I created the expression below to extract the user's domain from the Modified By Email dynamic content.
   

   last(split(triggerBody()?['Editor']?['Email'],'@'))

   
   
   
2. Then I added a Condition to check against 2 specific domains, similar to your screenshot. You can always adjust this based on the number of domains. To have 2 rows in the Condition, click on Add row and then check the logic operator from And to Or. You can see it in the screenshot below. Once you have these actions configured, then you can add your logic to your Yes and No branches.
   

I  hope this suggestions solve your issue or point you on the right direction.

Regards,

Fausto Capellan, Jr

[Anonymous]

@faustocapellanj That worked! Thank you!

I was close, but your data operations command was what I was missing.

I marked your solution as the correct one, but I do have a follow up question. I'm going to add it here, please forgive me if I'm breaking protocol.

I have a site that has several subsites underneath it. I have a copy of my initial flow looking over each subsite's document folder. Each subsite is tailored to an external user/customer where they place documents. From my understanding of Flow this was how it needed to be done. To make this change I would need to update enough Flows to where it could be done, but it would be a bit of a pain to do. My sites are growing quickly enough that in a few months it would be almost impossible to manually update all of them for a change like this.

Am I doing this the right way? Can I write one Flow that watches over each of the the subsite's document librarys? Or am I stuck updating each one?

[faustocapellanj]

Hi @Anonymous

Glad the solution worked out for you. As for the other Flow and the subsites, what is this Flow doing exactly with the folders? I'm asking so I can have a better understanding and perhaps offer a better solution. Plus if you have screenshots, that would help a lot.

Regards,

Fausto Capellan, Jr

[Anonymous]

Hopefully this will make it a little easier to understand.

My Flow is set to trigger when a document is either added or changed by anyone not meeting the criteria I set thanks to you. I currently have a Flow monitoring each document library because of the way I know how to do it each document library URL is unique. (I have it crossed out on my example but I hope you get the idea.)

In this example I have 4 uniqe flow's monitoring 4 unique document libraries. With your help I now have to update all 4. (Not a big deal here but in reality I have many more.)

Is there a way to write a Flow to monitor all subsite document libraries? This way when there is a change to the Flow I don't have to edit 60 of them, I can edit just one.