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After we have selected this, we will name our Flow, and select the action that we want to trigger the Flow, which in this case will be flagging an email. This time though, we are selecting Automated Flow.Īn Automated Process is something that is going to trigger as soon as we perform the selected action. Review the suggested tasks and select + to add the ones you want to My Day. introduced Microsoft 365 Copilot, which will bring powerful new generative AI capabilities to apps millions of people use every day like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Microsoft Teams and more. We are going to start like we did last time, by either selecting our app out of the waffle or by going to and selecting your create option. Plan and connect with Microsoft To Do Select the lightbulb in the top right. Organization admins can easily grant or remove access to To Do for their employees.

My preferred method is using Planner, so this is the Flow I have created to make it a little easier on myself. To Do integration with Outlook is already live on Outlook Web To Do is built on the Microsoft Exchange platform, and it meets all security and privacy standards by design like your Outlook inbox. There are a ton of ways that we can create and manage our tasks, such as using a search defined search folder in Outlook or using Microsoft To-Do. Microsoft To Do: Export To Do Tasklist from Outlook Open Outlook Select File Open the Open and Export dialog box In the Import and Export Wizard dialog box. Today, we are going to look at creating a task in our Planner when we flag an email. We’ve now looked at manually triggered flows, and we’ve looked at ways that we can trigger them, but how cool would it be to build a flow that automatically triggers when we do something? This is a powerful way to help with numerous things, and save time performing repetitive tasks. We take a deep dive into your organization to assess, plan, and execute the optimal SharePoint solution to serve your current and future needs.