How to save emails from an Outlook to a file in Power Automate
Saves an email as an .eml file, automatically as it arrives or manually in bulk from a folder.
Microsoft OneDrive for Business has come a long way from its humble beginnings, and this area is where I dig into what it can really do. Backed by SharePoint, it packs a rich feature set behind a simple synced folder, and it handles serious volumes of files without breaking a sweat. In my article OneDrive, more than a synced folder, I explain why it deserves a second look, especially if you wrote it off in its early days. File synchronization is famously hard to get right, and OneDrive for Business manages it gracefully, even on the Mac, where it comfortably replaced iCloud Drive in my own setup. This area focuses on the version tuned for organizations, with plenty of storage and the collaboration muscle of Microsoft 365. I cover keeping files in sync, sharing sensibly with the right people, and connecting OneDrive to Power Automate.
Saves an email as an .eml file, automatically as it arrives or manually in bulk from a folder.
Fires when a user picks a OneDrive file. Your Flow name appears in the file menu.
Fires when a OneDrive file is modified. Returns metadata only, not content.
Fires when a OneDrive file is created. Returns metadata only, not content.
Creates a file in OneDrive for Business.
Fires when a OneDrive file is created. Returns content and metadata.
Deletes a OneDrive for Business file by file ID.
Fires when a OneDrive file is modified. Returns content and metadata.
Returns OneDrive file info without downloading the content.
Returns a OneDrive file by path.
Returns a OneDrive file by file ID.