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Power Automate / Flow · Mar 2, 2020 · 1 MIN READ

Creating an HTTP Listener with Power Automate

In this post, we will use Power Automate to create an HTTP Listener. This can be useful when subscribing to webhooks.

Go to https://powerautomate.microsoft.com and select New Flow, then Automated Cloud Flow:

Skip here:

Select Request:

And:

We see:

At this point, we can do anything with the flow, such as sending an email, integrating with 3rd party systems, etc. Let’s do something very simple. We will send an email.

Let’s do the following:

Now let’s Save the flow.

Copy the generated URL:

Paste the URL into Postman as a POST request and send it. We get a 202 back:

The listener runs successfully.

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