Using the standard Power Automate actions for Microsoft Teams we can only create a standard channel, but by using Microsoft Graph with the new ‘Send a Microsoft Graph HTTP request’ action it’s possible to extend the standard actions similarly to my previous post, and create private channels in Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Graph request format
To create a Microsoft Teams channel via Graph, you need to send a request body representing the channel object.
This object has a property named membershipType, which represents the type of the channel. This property can be set during creation only.
When creating a private channel as urgent, we need to set the membershipType of the channel as private.
Then we run a POST request against the team channels endpoint to create the channel.
Creating a private channel
To create a private channel we can run a POST request against the following graph endpoint:
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