I'm currently working on a power platform solution for a customer, and now run into a wall.
The idea (or rather the goal) is that a Flow monitors a shared mailbox and as soon as a mail lands in a subfolder, it starts running. In itself this is not a problem, and I can use the Office 365 Outlook trigger for a shared mailbox. Unfortunately, there are +35 subfolders that need to be monitored. This would mean that I would have to create +35 parent flows which in turn would call a child flow to perform the generic actions. Not really user-friendly and future-proof in case new subfolders should be created.
Do you have any ideas or suggestions for solving this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Using a MS GRAPH request.
You can create a scheduled flow and scans all subfolders periodically.
@VictorIvanidze , could you give more insight on how to scan multiple subfolders at once?
Using a MS GRAPH request.
Did not think about using the graph api as it is quite new to me. Thanks for the tip and if I get it to work, I'll mark your post as the solution.
@VictorIvanidze , I got it to work, thanks to your suggestion.
I used the 'Invoke an HTTP request' and fetched all messages which a specific category is applied to.
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