Dear Automate Community,
I recently got my flow throttled by IT due to the fact it ran A LOT so I'm looking for a more efficient way to do the exact same thing I was doing before without utilizing too many flows.
Flow Description: When a new email arrives in a shared mailbox > Add row into a table
Excel table columns necessary: (Title :To: From: CC: Subject: Body: Timestamp)
My managers and I have now come to depend on our ability to count and analyze email data in bulk to justify and drive process improvement projects, within our center so I'm really in a bind and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
p.s. I've also tried to the non-flow way of exporting data from outlooking into an excel file, except I can't seem to figure out a way to get the timestamp which is a crucial part of this whole project
Regards,
Hugo
Hi @Hsoto7
Indeed that's an issue if the shared inbox get's a lot of emails.
The issue here is that it's a shared email box. That limits what we can do because otherwise, we could use a recurrence trigger and only fetch the emails a few times a day.
Your solution is the only one I can see at the moment due to the limitations of the shared mailboxes.
I checked, and there's an answer from Microsoft's people saying that this is an idea but not implemented yet:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Connecting-To-Data/Get-Emails-from-Shared-Mailbox/td-p/86430
But let's try this one that I must warn you, is quite complex.
With this, you'll have only a few runs a day instead of hundreds.
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Cheers
Manuel
Hugo,
Did you ever a figure out a resolution to this?
Thanks,
Courtney
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