Hello, I am currently building an App with PowerApps in order to send non-compliance reports (with pics and user-input information) by email when an operator detects one.
I know that we can establish a connection with “Outlook.com” or “Office 365 Outlook” to send an email. But I wonder if it is possible to send an email without the need of logging in when you enter in the application. Indeed, my App is intended to be used in the factory by every operator and they don’t have a professional mailbox… I just want them to be able to enter the application, enter needed information and press a “send email” button; without requiring a mailbox login when you enter the App.
I don’t know if it that is possible but if you have any ideas, it would be perfect! Thank you in advance!
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@Alexx1
No. You need definitely need a Microsoft Account to access PowerApps. There is no workaround in this scenario.
Fortunately, you can buy a O365 Frontline license pretty cheap. I think its only $7-10 per user per month.
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@Alexx1
You could do this with the help of SharePoint + Flow.
Create a new SharePoint list called 'EmailMessages'. It should have at least these 3 fields: EmailTo (text), EmailSubject (text), EmailBody (multi-line text). Then create a Flow to send an email when a new item is inserted into the list. The great hing about this is you can choose what account the email is sent from. You could create an email called no-reply@yourcompany.com and send it from there in Flow.
When you want to send an Email in PowerApps just patch the EmailMessages list like this:
Patch(EmailMessages, Defaults(EmailMessages), {EmailTo: "johndoe@xyzcompany.com", EmailSubject: "My Subject", EmailBody: "My Email Body"})
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Thanks for this answer!
But if you connect a SharePoint list to powerapps, the random user is going to have to connect to a Microsoft account when he opens the app, right?
The thing I need is that "any random user with any random phone" and with my powerapp link of course, doesn't need to log in when he opens the app. For example someone with no Microsoft account should be able to use the ap too.
I Don't know if it is possible..
Thank you again!!
@Alexx1
No. You need definitely need a Microsoft Account to access PowerApps. There is no workaround in this scenario.
Fortunately, you can buy a O365 Frontline license pretty cheap. I think its only $7-10 per user per month.
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