Power Automate: OneDrive for Business - When a file is created Trigger
Fires when a OneDrive file is created. Returns content and metadata.
Every flow starts with a trigger, and getting the trigger right is half the battle. This is my dedicated reference for Power Automate triggers, kept separate from the action reference because triggers behave in their own particular ways. Here you'll find a deep dive into one trigger at a time, explaining how it fires, what data it hands you, and the best practices and limitations worth knowing before you rely on it. I cover the classic "Manually trigger a flow" trigger for on-demand runs, event-driven starters like the "When a new response is submitted" trigger for Microsoft Forms, and the "When an email is flagged" trigger for Office 365 Outlook. For Dataverse builders I explain the "When a row is added, modified or deleted" trigger and the settings that decide when it actually runs, plus the concurrency and trigger-condition tricks daily users miss.
Fires when a OneDrive file is created. Returns content and metadata.
Fires when a OneDrive file is modified. Returns content and metadata.
Fires when a file is deleted from a SharePoint document library.
Fires when a SharePoint file is created or modified. Returns properties only, not content.
Fires when a user picks a SharePoint list item. Your Flow name appears in the item menu.
Fires when an Outlook email is flagged.
Fires when a Planner task is assigned to you, across all plans.
Fires when a new SharePoint list item is created.
Fires when a new tweet matches a hashtag, handle, or keyword.
Fires when a user selects an Excel row via the Power Automate add-in.
Fires when a SharePoint file is created. Returns metadata only, not content.
Fires when a new message is posted in a Teams channel.