Want to send dynamic emails from Power Apps using Power Automate?
In this beginner-friendly Power Apps tutorial, you'll learn how to connect a Canvas App with Power Automate and pass dynamic values from Power Apps to a flow. We'll create a simple email-sending app where users can enter information in Power Apps and send that data directly to Power Automate.
In this Power Apps Canvas App tutorial, you'll learn:
✔ How to create a simple Power Apps email sender
✔ How to create a flow using the Power Apps (V2) trigger
✔ How to add inputs to Power Automate and receive values from Power Apps
✔ How to create a Send an email (V2) action
✔ How to pass dynamic values from Power Apps to Power Automate
✔ How to connect a Power Automate flow with Power Apps
✔ How to use the Run() function in Power Apps
✔ How to pass Text Input values as parameters to the flow
✔ How to send a dynamic email from Power Apps
✔ How Power Apps and Power Automate work together
If you're searching for a Power Apps Power Automate integration tutorial or want to learn how to pass parameters from Power Apps to Power Automate, this step-by-step guide will help you build a simple and practical solution.
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Timestamps:
00:00-00:31 – Introduction
00:32-1:05 – Add Text Input
1:06-1:27 – Add Button
1:28-3:49 – Create a Power Automate Flow
3:50-5:11 – Demo
🔥 Power Apps and Power Automate integration makes it easy to automate actions directly from your Canvas Apps.
In this tutorial, we use the Power Apps (V2) trigger to receive parameters from Power Apps and then use those values inside Power Automate to send an email. By passing values from Text Input controls through the Run() function, you can create dynamic and automated workflows without manually entering information in the flow.
This approach is useful for email notifications, approval requests, form submissions, automated alerts, and many other Power Platform solutions.
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