Microsoft 365 Integration
Automate Mail, Calendar, OneDrive, and Teams
Cloud & Productivity 54 actions OAuth 2.0 (sign in to authorise)
Start automating Microsoft 365
Automate Mail, Calendar, OneDrive, and Teams
Cloud & Productivity 54 actions OAuth 2.0 (sign in to authorise)
Start automating Microsoft 365Drag any of these 54 actions into a process – no code, no API wrangling.
Create a new channel in a team via Microsoft Graph API.
Create a new contact via Microsoft Graph API.
Create a draft email message via Microsoft Graph API.
Create a new calendar event via Microsoft Graph API with optional Teams meeting link.
Create a new folder in OneDrive via Microsoft Graph API.
Create a new item in a SharePoint list via Microsoft Graph API.
Delete a Teams channel via Microsoft Graph API.
Delete a file or folder from OneDrive via Microsoft Graph API.
Delete a calendar event via Microsoft Graph API.
Delete a SharePoint list item via Microsoft Graph API.
Delete an email message via Microsoft Graph API. A message in the inbox moves to Deleted Items; a message already in Deleted Items is removed from it.
Download a file from OneDrive by item ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Forward an email message via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a Teams channel by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a file or folder by ID from OneDrive via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a calendar event by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a SharePoint list by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a SharePoint list item by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Get an email message by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Fetch a single attachment, including its contentBytes (base64). Use when the listing was narrowed first and only some attachments are wanted.
Get the root SharePoint site via Microsoft Graph API.
Get the profile of the user the connection is authorized as, via Microsoft Graph API. /users/{id} cannot serve this — Graph resolves the caller's own identity only under /me — and knowing which messages the caller authored is what lets a reader skip its own sent mail and chat messages.
Get a SharePoint site by ID via Microsoft Graph API.
Get a user by ID or userPrincipalName via Microsoft Graph API.
List members of a Teams channel via Microsoft Graph API.
List messages in a Teams channel via Microsoft Graph API.
List channels in a team via Microsoft Graph API.
List messages in a chat via Microsoft Graph API.
List the user's chats via Microsoft Graph API.
List the user's contacts via Microsoft Graph API.
List items in the root of the user's OneDrive via Microsoft Graph API.
List calendar events via Microsoft Graph API.
List items in a specific OneDrive folder by path via Microsoft Graph API.
List items in a SharePoint list via Microsoft Graph API.
List mail folders via Microsoft Graph API.
List the messages in a well-known mail folder (e.g. inbox, deleteditems) via Microsoft Graph API. Folder-scoped on purpose: /me/messages spans the WHOLE mailbox — Sent Items, Drafts and Archive included — so anything reading a user's incoming mail must come through here with folder_id=inbox.
List the attachments on a message in the signed-in user's mailbox. Each fileAttachment carries contentBytes (base64), which flow-file-create stores as a real file.
List email messages in the user's mailbox via Microsoft Graph API.
List the attachments on a message in a specific user or SHARED mailbox (creditors@, finance@). The variant an accounts-payable intake actually uses.
List all lists on a SharePoint site via Microsoft Graph API.
List teams the user is a member of via Microsoft Graph API.
List the messages in one folder of a specific user or shared mailbox via Microsoft Graph API. The folder-scoped counterpart of List user/shared mailbox messages: /users/{userId}/messages returns that mailbox's Sent Items too, which makes it the wrong read for 'what has arrived for us'.
List email messages in a specific user or shared mailbox via Microsoft Graph API. The OData query options are what make this usable as an unattended intake: without a filter a scheduled run reads the whole mailbox every time and re-processes mail it already handled.
List users in the organization via Microsoft Graph API.
Reply to a message in a Teams channel via Microsoft Graph API.
Reply to an email message via Microsoft Graph API.
Search for files in OneDrive via Microsoft Graph API.
Search email messages by keyword or OData filter via Microsoft Graph API.
Search SharePoint sites via Microsoft Graph API.
Send a message to a Teams channel via Microsoft Graph API.
Send a message in a 1:1 or group chat via Microsoft Graph API.
Send an email via Microsoft Graph API with recipients, subject, and HTML body.
Update a calendar event via Microsoft Graph API.
Update a SharePoint list item via Microsoft Graph API.
Microsoft 365 uses oAuth 2.0 (sign in to authorise). Save the connection once and reuse it across every process.
Drop Microsoft 365 steps onto the process map alongside desktop, browser, Excel and email steps.
Trigger on a schedule, an email, or a file landing in a folder. Credentials stay encrypted and every run is audited.
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