In today’s blog, we are going to see how we can create HTTP requests using the power automate trigger. We can use this trigger to create a custom API that accepts JSON requests as input.
API URL created from this trigger doesn’t require any kind of authentication, hence the URL needs to be private and shared only with a required audience.
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Create Custom Http Requests using Power Automate
In today’s blog, we are going to see how we can create HTTP requests using the power automate trigger. We can use this trigger to create a custom API that accepts JSON requests as input.API URL created from this trigger doesn’t require any kind of authentication, hence the URL needs to be private and shared…
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