The Power Platform admin center offers a feature to block specific file types in the attachments of an approval action in Power Automate, aiding privacy and security. This setting is user-effective and demos have shown how it works. The setting does not affect SharePoint. The video walk-through covers topics like using a SharePoint list, reviewing the canvas app and the flow, testing without and with the block, removal of the blocked file and a conclusion. Contact information includes Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Power Automate approval attachment limitations and restrictions
Power Automate offers a robust privacy and security feature that is particularly useful in managing large-scale workflows. With this feature, administrators can block specific file types in approval action attachments, ensuring sensitive information isn't inadvertently shared. The settings are customizable and do not interfere with other platforms like SharePoint. This contributes to a secure and efficient working environment.
Microsoft Power Platform Admin Center's privacy and security features offer the ability to block specific file types from attachments in Power Automate approvals. This video will explain where to find the setting, how to use it and provides demos to illustrate how it works. It will also clear up any confusion regarding how this affects SharePoint. Topics covered include using a SharePoint list, reviewing the canvas app and flow, testing without the block, the privacy and security setting, testing with the block and removing the blocked file. Contact information for the author and helpful links are also provided.
Power Automate, Power Platform, File Types, Privacy, Security, Workflows, Block Files