Sending email 3 months after MS Forms survey is submitted

[JKingy94]

Hi Everyone

I am trying to create a Flow that sends an email to an individual 3 months after they submit a response to a survey via MS Forms. I can get it working for a period of time less than 30 days, so am wondering whether there is a limit? I am very new to using Flows and so there is a strong possibility that I have overlooked something so any help would be much appreciated please.

If there is no way to do this, does anyone have any alternative suggestions?

Thanks

[Jcook]

Hello,
Yes flow will only run for a maximum of 30 days than it will time out.

My suggestion:
Store the email and the date registered in a SharePoint list.
Now have a secondary flow that runs daily to list items in the list and add 90 days to the date by using the expression:
adddays()
Than compare the today’s date with the date from SharePoint after the add days have been applied.
Use a if block to see if dates match and if they do send email.

—Josh
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[ChristianAbata]

hi @JKingy94  yes there is a limit just to 30 days.

[JKingy94]

Hi @Jcook 

Thanks for your reply. I have created the list in SharePoint but am now stuck on how to set up the second flow to add 90 days, are you able to help please? 🙂

Thanks

[Jcook]

Yes of course,

Could you share with me how the SharePoint list is setup.

If you could. Share a picture of the list with some test data.

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[JKingy94]

Is this ok?

There are other questions on the survey but these are the ones we what to be able to pull through ready for the emails to be sent out.

[Jcook]

Hello @JKingy94 

Here is a POC. I have created a List just like yours. I did not know the type of column you used for your Response Submitted. So i just used a Single Text type.

1) Use a recurrence trigger and trigger once a day. I suggest early in morning like 8am.

2) Add a Compose action. Here use the expression:

addDays(utcNow(), 90, 'dd/MM/yyyy')

3) Add a SharePoint Get items action, and specify a filter Query by using:

ResponseSubmitted eq '<Insert Dynamic Output>'

4) Add a Apply to each loop and input the value from get items

5) inside your loop add the send email action

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[Jcook]

@JKingy94 

Could you provide us with an update on your flow?

Thank you!