How can we combine the powers of two fantastic automation tools, Microsoft Graph API and Microsoft Flow?
As an example we will create a team in Microsoft Teams with the help of a simple form in Microsoft Forms, Microsoft Flow and Microsoft Graph API.
At this point we could add an approval before we continue, but let us skip that for now.
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