Please refer to this blog for a new feature on the Approval action. Starts an automated approval process and then waits for it to complete. So, in closing, "Create An Approval" does not wait for the approval to be completed before it moves to the next action in the Flow. Add a “Create an approval” action. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. I'd love to see something from Microsoft like this: - If you need your approval to do this then pick Approval Type 1, - If you need your approval to do that then pick Approval Type 2, -If you need your approval to create this and that pick Approval Type 3. Use "Create An Approval" only when you are going to use a (yes/no) condition right after it.

By the way, I will help report this issue on my side as well. The approval emails are now working as before.

You could give a response Approve/Reject though the email. Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Integrations. Start and wait for an approval [DEPRECATED], Start and wait for an Approve or Reject - First to respond approval [DEPRECATED]. I noticed today that there are now 4 different approval types to choose from. Emails are vital for our users and in some cases, the submitter will be an approver as well.

@v-yamao-msft  is there something that changed to make this start happening again? On the Start and wait for an approval card, select the Approval type list. When a file is created in a folder an approvle process starts to either approve or reject the file. See Approvals Markdown Support for documentation. It seems that if you don’t click the Approve/Reject button as soon as the approval email arrives, it will disappear and then you will have to submit the response at the Approval center. but from yesterday i am not able to see Outcome, respose etc.... @kenemon  We found out that approval emails were getting geo-blocked and had to whitelist these 207.46.50.192/26 IP ranges.

Next, you will create the custom responses that your approvers will use when they respond to an approval request for an employee expense.

The approval is... Start and wait for an approval [DEPRECATED]. This connector is available in the following products and regions: The AssignedTo field can accept user identities in the form of: To specify multiple users, use a semi-colon (;) to separate user identifies.

This should be a semi-colon (;) delimited collection of either email addresses, UPNs, or AAD user ids. Also does everyone need premium license or just the flow creator ? The approval... Start and wait for an approval.

https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-custom-response-options-for-approvals/. Basically, Create an approval (V2) action and Wait for an approval (V2) action split Create approval and wait for response in Start and wait for an approval (V2) action.

Starts an automated approval process and then waits for it to complete. The commonly used ones are Start and wait for an approval action and Start and wait for an approval (V2) action.

You would use this version of the approval action when you are going to use variables in your Flow to capture approval details.

The condition after it forces the Flow to wait until the person approves or rejects the approval. The outputs of this operation are dynamic. Join us for an in-depth look at the new Power Automate features and capabilities at the free Microsoft Business Applications Launch Event. Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Integrations. Features releasing from October 2020 through March 2021. Approvals timestamps will always be shown in UTC. This is a good practice since you don’t want your flow to get stuck. This has happened to a couple other users as well.

I have now gotten 2 instances today where the Flow will show in my approval hub, but not in my inbox.