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Retrieve a Flow Trigger Callback URL

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Retrieve a Flow Trigger Callback URL

Fetch a request-triggered flow's callback URL and observe the run it produces.

  1. Read the flow and assert it is Started. The definition summary is captured so the caller can confirm the trigger is a Request kind before treating the callback URL as usable.
  2. Retrieve the callback URL for the flow. This URL embeds its own signature and should be handled as a credential, since anyone holding it can invoke the flow.
  3. List the flow's run history after the caller has posted to the callback URL, so the invocation can be tied to a concrete run.
  4. Read the most recent run in detail to confirm the callback invocation produced the expected execution and to surface its status and result code.
What you'll need to have ready
  • environmentName: The name of the environment holding the flow.
  • flowName: The name or ID of the request-triggered flow.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow microsoft-power-automate:flow-callback-url, 4 operations: getFlow → listCallbackUrl → listFlowRuns → getFlowRun. Specs on APIs.io.