Recently, we had a requirement to execute PowerAutomate on click of a button on Lead record. In this post, we’ll see how to do that.
While creating the PowerAutomate, select the trigger as “When an HTTP request is received” as shown below:
We can pass parameter to the PowerAutomate in JSON format. In this example, we’ll pass Lead Record Id.
Select method as POST.
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Recently, we had a requirement to execute PowerAutomate on click of a button on Lead record. In this post, we’ll see how to do that. While creating the PowerAutomate, select the trigger as “When an HTTP request is received” as shown below: We can pass parameter to the PowerAutomate in JSON format.
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