This is how the flow will look by the end of this.ĭidn’t understand a thing? Too confusing? We have got you covered. The generate ID card is converted into pdf format and stored in another One Drive folder called “PDFs of ID cards”. As soon as a picture is uploaded in the “Pictures folder”, the flow is triggered and the name of the file and the picture itself are used to generate ID card using the Word template.I’ve created the template using Microsoft Word. An ID card template is also present in my OneDrive.Any other trigger can also be used here but for simplicity purpose, I decided that the flow will run whenever a picture is uploaded in OneDrive Folder named “Pictures”. Trigger of the flow – when a new file is created.For example, my picture will be stored as “Priyanshu Srivastav” The name of each picture should be of the convention “ ”.We would need to create a folder in our OneDrive by the name “Pictures” which stores pictures of members of the club.We want to be able to automatically generate ID cards for members of our student club or organization. If you don't have, you can create a Microsoft 365 Developer Account here Enough of beating around the bush? Let us now directly dive into creating a program that builds ID cards for the newly admitted students in a club. Microsoft Power Platform is a low code/no code platform that allows people with limited coding knowledge to perform a lot of their manual tasks successfully and seamlessly. This is where Microsoft's Power Platform comes in handy. Now, you want to automate this process but don’t have required coding skills to build such an application. Manually creating an ID card and emailing it to the members is very much time consuming and error prone. If you are a head of a student club of your university or manage a community, one of the tedious tasks for you is to generate ID card for the new members of the club. In this blog post, I’ll be walking you through the procedure of creating ID card generator using Power Automate- one of the 5 tools of Microsoft Power Platform. I am very much interested in Microsoft's Power Platform and building no code/ low code solutions that simplify day to day repetitive tasks for citizen developers. Hello everyone! I am Priyanshu Srivastav, a Gold Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador from India.
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