Category Power Automate
In the realm of IT project governance, the integration of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CICD) pipelines is pivotal for streamlining and automating the development process. The article on extending pipelines in Power Platform underscores this by demonstrating how GitHub… Continue Reading →
In the era of automation and artificial intelligence, it is important that workflows and processes work seamlessly. If the workflow stops working or stops with an error, the situation must be caught as soon as possible and not wait for… Continue Reading →
When working with Power Automate, it’s crucial to handle JSON data correctly to avoid common pitfalls. One such issue arises when adding JSON within another JSON. Without proper handling, Power Automate tends to add extra quotation marks, encoding the inner… Continue Reading →
In traditional coding paradigms, for loops are a staple for iterating over a collection of items. When the desired condition is met or the task is complete, one can simply exit the loop using a break command. However, in Power… Continue Reading →
CRM Notes let’s user to speak notes from meeting (with phone keyboard speech recognition) to written notes. Solution then offers possibility to rewrite the notes with AI and extract tasks and save them into To Do. User can save the… Continue Reading →
Now it is even easier to use ChatGPT with Power Automate, since the GPT Prompts are generally available. You can create your own ChatGPT prompt and attach it to your solutions. Or you can create a “bot” with Power Automate,… Continue Reading →
I created very simple Power Automate flow for AI Translator custom model that takes file from SharePoint to Azure blob, then translates the document and puts the document back to SharePoint. After couple days usage and testing, the flow got… Continue Reading →
In my previous post I described how to train Azure AI Translator Custom Model. I tested with ready made app but now I want to create self-help portal for Sitra personnel to test the translator. I decided to have a… Continue Reading →
Once you have indexed your document in Azure Search, you can use it as source for your ChatGPT prompt. Call is quite similar but instead of giving the data in REST API call, you give the index. Below is the… Continue Reading →
If you want to use a PDF document as source for ChatGPT prompt, you need to add it to search and index it first. For that you need to have the document in Azure BLOB and the URL for the… Continue Reading →