Hi,
I am pretty new to Flow but I am seeing some confusing information across the internet. My objective is to create an approval flow and share it across the organization so that users can use it. How do I do that?
@Anonymous
When you create a Flow including approvals, anyone specified as the approvers will be able to respond to the flow approvals
If you want other users to make changes to the Flow, in that case you need to share the Flow with other users
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
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My objective is that I will create a PowerApps (Form) as user inputs and once user saves it and submits it, a MS Flow will get the inputs of the form and send email to approvers and create a row in a list in SharePoint. Now, say, I am able to create the flow successfully, how am I going to allow the whole organization to use it? So specifically I want users read-only access to the flow in my organization tenant to use it and submit the inputs. Makes sense?
Hi @Anonymous
Since the PowerApps form is going to save data to a SharePoint list
Why not just trigger the flow when item is created in a SharePoint list
The Flow can then send the email approivals
No need to share the Flow with entire organization
Regards,
Reza Dorrani
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