Send Notifications from PowerApps

By Vinod Thachin -

We can send notifications from PowerApps using Data Connections. To send emails get the App Id using the Post.

In PowerApps data source, search for Power Apps Notifications as below.


Enter the App Id and after selecting “Power Apps Notifications”. Click on Connect.


Now to send email, add following logic. For example, on Button, add the logic on button click.


Following are the parameters on the Send Notification method.

recipients – Required value. Email address to be send the notification

message – Required value. Message to be sent to users

openApp – optional. True or false to open the app while sending the emails.

params – Optional – Key Value pair to pass in the notification.

 

 

 

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