Which type of flows should you use?

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A company creates a Power Apps app that allows service representatives to record information about on-site client visits. Service representatives perform a one-hour site visit with each client each quarter.

Service representatives use the app to perform the following activities:

✑ View their scheduled visits for the day.

✑ Record notes from service visits.

✑ Schedule service technicians for issues uncovered during site visits.

✑ Scan and upload service quote forms to a folder named Service Quote folder on Microsoft OneDrive once the customer has signed a service quote.

Service quotes that are over $10,000 are automatically sent to the service manager for review and approval.

Visits that are not closed at the end of the day are automatically moved to the following day unless it is the last day of the quarter. All client visits not performed for the quarter are escalated to the service manager for follow-up.

You need to create flows to meet the requirements.

Which type of flows should you use? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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Box 1: Adaptive card flow

Adaptive Cards are a platform-agnostic method of sharing and displaying blocks of information without the complexity of customizing CSS or HTML to render them.

Directing content to Teams channels:

Post your own adaptive card as the Flow bot to a channel

This action posts an adaptive card as a Flow bot to a specific Teams channel. In this case, you will be prompted for Teams instance, and a channel where the card will be posted. The flow-maker will have to have access to the Teams instance in order to post an adaptive card there. In this case, only URL buttons function by redirecting to the URL configured within the flow.

Box 2: Button flow

Create a button flow to run routine tasks by simply tapping a button. Customize your flow by allowing the user to provide specific details that will be used when the flow runs.