When working with SharePoint, Power Automate brings a great set of actions to improve day-to-day processes. You can automate work by creating flows that: Start approval processes or request signatures Perform analysis using AI builder technologies Trigger processes depending on metadata changes Building these types of solutions can save a lot of time for people in organizations, but what about saving time on development? Imagine this scenario: you work in a Marketing department with 10 document libraries having the same requirement; every file needs a flow that changes the status and moves it to the Completed folder. At first glance, this might seem like a simple task. However, you would...
Reuse Flows connected to SharePoint Lists
