Zoho Sign is now available in Power Automate, a tool that connects applications to help users automate processes and create workflows for generating smart documents, collecting signatures, and managing documents in real time.
With this integration, you can easily digitize and automate tasks, as well as reduce time spent on manual data entry for increased productivity.
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If you are new to Microsoft Power Automate, here are some key terms and concepts that are helpful to understand before getting started with the integration:
What is a flow?
A flow automates workflows with pre-configured application connectors.
Types of flows
In Power Automate, you can create cloud flows, desktop flows, or business process flows.
Cloud flows
Create a cloud flow when you want your automation to be triggered either automatically, instantly, or via a schedule.
Desktop flows
Use desktop flows to automate tasks on the web or the desktop.
Business process flows
Business process flows provide a guide for the users to get the work done. This flow can be used to define a set of steps to follow and take the users to the desired outcome.
What is a trigger?
A trigger is an event that starts a flow. A trigger can only be added at the beginning of a scenario, and each scenario can contain only one trigger.
Zoho Sign currently offers seven triggers in Power Automate:
What is a connector?
A connector is a proxy or a wrapper around an API that helps users to connect their accounts and build their workflows with predefined actions and triggers.
What are actions?
An action is the task that's started when a trigger is invoked. Flows can have one or many actions, depending on the flow.
1. Sign in to Power Automate and select Create in the left navigation pane.
2. You can create a flow by:
Scenario: Let's create a flow that automatically sends a message in an MS Teams channel after a document is completed in Zoho Sign.
Creating a flow with Start from blank
1. Click Automated cloud flow under Start from blank.
2. Enter your custom flow name and select Zoho Sign Triggers in the Build and automated cloud flow window, and then click Create.
Click here to learn how Zoho Sign can trigger your flow.
4. Select the desired trigger and action(s).
4. Click Save.To test the flow, sign a document in Zoho Sign and then check the chat in MS Teams. You should see a message that is similar to the one below:
6. You can also find the history of the flow by selecting My flows on the left navigation pane and clicking on the desired flow.
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