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Power Automate tips: how to execute a flow in the order of items creation in SharePoint

15 December 2021 Sergei-Sergeev Power Automate

I had a flow, which triggers by item added event in a SharePoint list. The flow relies on the order of items added to a list, i.e. it processes items using the queue approach. However, when items were added using a batch approach, the order is not preserved. 

You can fix it by introducing an "orchestration" flow and a field in the list. More...

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