Hello All,
I have an app using the Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2 function. Is it possible to have this email come from the Microsoft@Powerapps.com email address, without using PowerAutomate? (Like the flow does)
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
User().Email,
"TEST",
"TEST",
{From: "Microsoft@Powerapps.com"}
)
I tried this, but get
Thank you,
EDIT: The answer was to use the "Mail" connector. 🙂
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The answer was to use the "Mail" connector.
(sorry to double post, only way I could mark it as the answer)
The answer was to use the "Mail" connector.
(sorry to double post, only way I could mark it as the answer)
Hello,
I wanted to add a point. While mail connector can serve the purpose, this connector has certain limits https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/sendmail/#throttling-limits
Name | Calls | Renewal Period |
---|---|---|
API calls per connection | 100 | 24 hours |
This means that only 100 emails can be sent per day.
I would suggest using Office 365 Outlook connector instead. If you want Power automate to send email on behalf of some other user, then you can create a shared mailbox in your tenant and use that email address in "FROM" field.
Hope this helps !
Hello,
I specifically want to avoid using Flow, however, I see the limit applies to both applications.
I guess I could use a service account I have. 😞
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