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This article describes the workflow for the group provisioning process by using the Azure function from part two in combination with PowerApps, SharePoint Online and Flow to enable a good user experience. Technically, we already have the toolset with the ProvisionGroup function. Now let’s create the rest.
In part one, we saw how the Microsoft Graph API enables programmatic access to Office 365 groups. Now it’s time to let Azure Functions help us with the desired workflow.
Office 365 groups span over various Office 365 services and provide a great way for collaborating. By default, every user can create an Office 365 group. While self-service is a good thing and many businesses adopted into that direction, some companies still prefer the controlled approach. In real world environments, organizations usually want to restrict the group provisioning so that IT can control the wild growth of groups. This article series shows how to create an Office 365 group with an attached approval process with SharePoint Online, Flow and Azure functions. See how this works here!
To secure a personal Microsoft Account (MSA, formerly known as LiveID), you can enable two-step verification (MFA) easily. This article shows the How-To.
Office 365 ist mobil! Erfahren Sie in diesem Webinar mit Martina Grom und Artur Speth, wie Sie die Office 365-Apps auf Android- oder iOS-Geräten nutzen können!
Two days ago, a new version of the PowerApps Studio has arrived with a bunch of useful features. See more info here!
Sometimes, everybody needs a little helper. Find this helpful list of aka.ms/Azure shortcuts!
Recently I got an error in my PowerApp when trying to get an Office 365 User Profile, although this was working before: The service returned an error: Office365Users!MyProfile: {"status":402,"message":Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.","source":"127.0.0.1"}”. See here how to deal with such scenarios!
Visual Studio Code (VSC) provides developers with a fast and powerful code editor.VSC is available as cross-platform development tool, supporting OS X, Linux, and Windows and is a cost free part of the Visual Studio family. Download the Visual Studio Code Tips & Tricks Vol. 1 document to get 26 pages of tips and tricks for this great code editor.
If you already played with Microsoft Cognitive Services, there are some important updates. Read about them here!
Recently, the Microsoft MVP Award Program Blog published my three-part series about Working With Office 365 Groups And Connectors”. Read the articles online in the MVP blog here.
Before developing, it’s useful to create a mockup for an application. PowerPoint can help!