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Streamlining Travel Requests with the Power Platform

Introduction:

Requesting travel may be a tedious and difficult procedure. Employees frequently have to fill out extensive paperwork, wait for approvals, and then monitor the progress of their requests. This may result in mistakes, delays, and lost opportunities.

The Power Platform may contribute to streamlining the trip request process by automating many of the necessary manual procedures. Employee time may be freed up in this way so they may concentrate on more crucial tasks.

How the Power Platform Can Help:

A collection of business software called the Power Platform may be utilised to create unique solutions. It has several features that may be used to simplify trip requests, such as:

• Power Apps: This tool can be used to create custom apps that automate the travel request process.
• Power Automate: This tool can be used to create workflows that automate tasks such as sending approval requests, updating status, and generating reports.
• Power BI: This tool can be used to create reports that track the travel request process and identify areas for improvement.

Benefits of Using the Power Platform:

There are many benefits to using the Power Platform to streamline travel requests, including:

• Increased efficiency: The Power Platform can automate many of the manual tasks involved in the travel request process, freeing up employees’ time so they can focus on more important work.
• Reduced errors: The Power Platform can help to reduce errors by automating the data entry process and ensuring that all required information is collected.
• Improved visibility: The Power Platform can provide visibility into the travel request process, allowing managers to track the requests’ status and identify areas.
• Increased compliance: The Power Platform can help to ensure that travel requests are compliant with company policies and regulations.

Conclusion :

The Power Platform is a powerful tool that can be used to streamline travel requests. By automating many of the manual tasks involved, the Power Platform can free up employees’ time, reduce errors, improve visibility, and increase compliance. Peafowl IT Solutions leveraged the power of Microsoft’s Power Platform to streamline travel requests, turning a once cumbersome process into a success story. Through user-friendly apps, automated workflows, and real-time tracking, we demonstrated how innovative technology can revolutionize business operations, enhance user satisfaction, and drive efficiency.

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Travel Request Demo PowerApps

• Platform: PowerApps
• Created By: Muhammad Sumair Sheikh
• Email: [email protected]
• I have created a simple travel request app using PowerApp and SharePoint as a datasource.
• This app will also take one level of approval i.e. requestor’s manager approval on the request.
• I am not using Microsoft Flow for taking approval in this app instead I am using PowerApp deep linking approach to send direct link of submitted request in PowerApp to approver.

At start of this app you will find links of three screens

• From this screen, user can submit new travel request
• From this screen, user can view all his submitted requests
• From this screen, user can view requests where his approval is required
• App files and SharePoint lists template files available on GitHub
• https://sumairsheikh.github.io/Travel-Request-PowerApps-Demo/
• https://github.com/sumairsheikh/Travel-Request-PowerApps-Demo

You can use PowerShell SharePoint PnP import template script to create lists in your environment

Here I would also like to thanks Laura Rogers, Microsoft MVP for the inspiration of this app.

Laura Rogers Website https://wonderlaura.com/

Laura Rogers YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbTVoDCaPM6wE0xsDGGr9VA

SharePoint Power Hour: Power Apps Dynamic Approvals Panel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR46EYGQ0hA

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Make A Power Apps Approvals Form

• Posted by - Matthew Devaney
• on - October 25, 2020
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One of the most common uses for Power Apps is creating a form for employees to fill-in and have it approved by multiple people. A quick of example of this is a Vacation Request app where time-off must by approved by a manager and by the human resources department. Building a form to collect information for this app would be straightforward but how can you send the form to each approver and get them to sign-off? In this article I will show you how to make a Power Apps approvals form with multiple approvers, send approval requests via email and visualize the approvals progress with a progress indicator component .

I/T Equipment Requests App

The I/T Equipment Requests App allows employees of a company to ask for a new Desktop PC, Laptop, Monitor or Keyboard & Mouse. All requests must be approved by the direct manager of the employee and the I/T manager before they are fulfilled.

Create a new SharePoint list called ‘I/T Equipment Orders with the following columns:

Start a new canvas app from blank in Power Apps Studio called IT Equipment Requests App . Connect your IT Equipment Orders SharePoint list to the app and add an Edit Form to the screen. Arrange the form’s fields in a single column as shown below.

Submit A New Request

An employee chooses the equipment they would like to request, writes a justification in the comments field and clicks submit to send the form to their manager for approval. The other fields of the form should be filled-in automatically to prevent data-entry errors.

Status Field

The request status should be ‘New’ prior to submission and then switch to ‘Submitted’ when the employee clicks a button. Use this code in the Default property of the Status card

Then create a submit button at the bottom of the form and include this code in the OnSelect property.

Now the request form should look like this.

Request Date

The request date should always be the day the employee submitted the form. Type this code into the Default property of the Request Date card.

Employee Field

The employee field should automatically populate with the name of the person who is submitting the form. To write person type data to the SharePoint list we must use some special code in the Default field of the Employee card.

Manager Field

The manager of the employee making the request can be found by using the Office365Users connector. Add this connector to your app and use this code in the Default property of the Manager card

The IT Manager field should default to the name of the company’s IT Manager. We will hard-code this information into the app but in the real-world this information would likely be obtained from another SharePoint list holding the names of people in key company roles. Put this code in the Default property of the IT Manager card.

Preventing Data Entry In Fields

We do not want employees to change the default values in Status, Request Date, Employee, Manager and IT Manager fields. Turn off the ability to make edits by updating the DisplayMode property to this code in each of their cards

The I/T Equipment Requests App should now look like this.

Finishing Touches

A few more lines of code are needed to make the form submit a new request. Write this code in the following properties of the form

Finally, we want to make the Submit button disappear when the form has been submitted. Put this code in the Visible property of the button.

Now an employee can submit the form.

Approvals By Managers

When an employee creates a new request an email is sent to their direct manager asking for a approval. The manager clicks on the link in the email which opens Power Apps to the filled-in request form. Two new buttons appear on the screen: ‘Approve’ and ‘Reject’. Approving the form will send an email to the IT Manager. If they also approve the employee will receive a notification that their request was approved. Or, if either of the managers click Reject then the employee will get an email stating that the request was denied.

App OnStart Setup

To facilitate the sending of email with links to open the app place the following code in the OnStart property of the app. You should use your own App Play URL rather than the one I’m showing here.

Email When A New Request Is Submitted

To send emails directly from Power Apps add the Office365Outlook connector. Then write this code in the OnSuccess property of the form. This code will send an email to the manager when a new request is submitted.

The email generated by the code above will appear like this in the manager’s inbox.

Approve & Reject Buttons

The approve and reject buttons should replace the submit button at the bottom of the form when the request is being reviewed. Place two buttons at the bottom of the form as shown in the image below.

When the approve is clicked an email will be sent to the next person in the approvals process. Copy and paste this code into the OnSelect property of the approval button.

Oppositely, when the reject button is pressed the approvals process will stop and the employee will be notified about the declined request. Copy and paste this code into the OnSelect property of the Reject button.

The email sending feature has now been completed. All that is needed is this final piece of code to show the buttons only when the request is being reviewed by a manager. Put this code in the Visible property of both buttons.

Go ahead and test the app to make sure the send email and approve/reject features we implemented work.

Progress Indicator Component (Optional)

The approvals form will be functional at this point but it could still benefit from some additional styling. I have created a component to visualize the status of an Approval which you can download for free from the Power Apps Community. If you would like to add the component to your app click here and then import it into your Power Apps environment. The component looks like this

Insert the vertical progress indicator component next to the request form and place this code into the Items property. This tells the component how to behave as it changes statuses.

After updating the items property the app appears as shown below. Please note, the progress indicator has the ability to show the person’s Office 365 user image but I have chosen to simply use icons instead.

We no longer need to show the form’s fields for Status, Employee, Manager and IT Manager because they are visualized by the component. Go to the the Visible property for each of their cards and set it to false. Now the app user can understand the status of the approval process much more quickly.

Here’s how the progress indicator shows for each status. (I have unhidden the status ComboBox temporarily in this picture to change the status).

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Hello Matthew,

Thanks for sharing this amazing blog.

I was trying to implement the above I got an error with the formula of the Default property of the Manager Card, and I have modified the formula as below to make it work:

Thanks again!!

I would like to say thank you so much for taking the time to give me this feedback. Its hard being my own editor and I would not have caught this small syntax error without you. Its now been corrected and I owe you a debt of gratitude.

Hey Matt Great article. Your Progress Indicator Component is awesome, so simple and effective. Keep up the excellent work. Matt

I’m glad you enjoy the Progress Indicator component Matt. Thank you for giving it a vote on the Power Apps community webpage!

I’m getting an issue with the display of the initial requestor stage in the horizontal version. The role label appears to be overlapping the name label partially obscuring it. The vertical variant of the component displays fine. It displays fine in preview mode but not when playing the app. I have posted to the Power Apps galleries site with a screen shot.

I was not able to find your post on the forums so I sent a message to your email. Hopefully you can send me a copy of the app so I can see the issue for myself.

Hi love this it is truly a great app, I have an issue though. it all works until I try to open the email to accept or reject, the link will open the app but not to the required record, the on success seems to work but the Set(varRequest, LookUp(‘IT Equipment Orders’, ID=Value(Param(“recordid”)))); Doesn’t seem to be working, any suggestions?

Hello Matthew, Awesome illustration, please any ideas how to use to component for multiple statuses. For instance, i have like 6 statuses Submitted, Checked by Admin, Approved by Legal, Rejected By Legal, Approved By Finance, Rejected By Legal, Completed……Would really appreciate. Thanks

I think you would just need to put the status of the stage into the status field on its record, right? Please check out the first code block in the section titled ‘Progress Indicator Component (Optional)’.

Hi Matthew, thanks for making this post and all of your others. I was wondering if it would be possible, if rejected, the requestor can edit their original request and resubmit it, rather than start a new request each time?

Yes, that’s possible. In fact I do it all the time! It requires a small re-write to the logic but essentially you’ll want to set the Form Mode to Edit for the original requestor once if the status is rejected. Then it will allow a resubmit. A little more refactoring… and it’ll work.

Hi I have an issue though.when I try to open the email to accept or reject, the link will open the app but not to the required record, the on success seems to work but the Set(varRequest, LookUp(‘IT Equipment Orders’, ID=Value(Param(“recordid”)))); Doesn’t seem to be working, any suggestions? Thank you

Hi Matthew,

Thanks for the sharing.

I have a question. The user should have edit access of sharepoint to use the power app. What if the user go to sharepoint and change the status directly? Thanks.

The user should not go to SharePoint and change the status directly. There are ways to hide the SharePoint list from the user. I will write about this eventually. You can do it using PowerShell.

You should also communicate to the user that they should not change anything from the SharePoint list.

Thanks Matthew! I followed your steps. And it’s working fine. I will use the same approach to create several approvals forms for the business users.

I ill have to try the suggested:

ViewForm( frm_Request ); Set( varRequest , frm_Request . LastSubmit ); If( varRequest . Status . Value =”Submitted”, Office365Outlook .SendEmailV2( varRequest . Manager . Email , “IT Equipment Request – Approval Required”, “An I/T equipment request was made for a “& varRequest . Equipment . Value &” by “& varRequest . Employee . DisplayName &”. <a href=” “ “&varAppID&”? recordid =”&varRequest.ID&” “ “>Click here</a> to approve/reject the request.” ) )

although I think I saw a minor syntax tweak.

What I was going to do is try to send on the submit button, onselect after the submit/save form commands BUT had issues with formula/syntax. on sucess seems like a better trigger anyway.

I want to email the form sharepointform1 but to a specific email address, title/subject, full form (submitted in body)

What is that string/syntax please?

I dont want to rely on an alert from the SPO list etc.

Also can someone exoplain or provide a URL that does as to:

Office365Outlook .SendEmailV

or Office365Outlook .SendEmailV2

what do the diffrent sendemails do?

I gather you cant just employ mailto:

and you must have an outlook or exchange connector of course

Office365Outlook.SendEmail vs Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2 are different versions of the same connector. V2 has more actions, takes different inputs and outputs the results in a different way from V1 in some actions. I disagree about using mailto:, its best to use the connector built by Microsoft specifically for the purpose of sending email.

Thanks for posting this! was very helpful. I was just playing around with this app and tried to change the equipment column to accept multiple values in SharePoint and in power apps. (allow multiple set to true) After doing this though, the whole app stopped submitting. (it will submit if no values are added to equipment drop down) I’m thinking this is an issue with the update property of the card not accepting the right values.(equipment is now a table column not a record)

Would anyone happen to know a way around this so that i can submit multiple equipment choices to one record in a list?

Sorry but I’ve a silly question (I’m a newbie at Power Apps) but what is the varStatus? I’ve tried the code 

If(   frm_Request.Mode=FormMode.New,   {Value: Coalesce(varStatus, “New”)},   ThisItem.Status )

In the default property of my status card (Status_DataCard2) and also my Status Card value (DataCardValue11) but I keep getting the errors ‘Invalid Argument Type (Text).Expecting a Control value instead.’

I am also getting same error.

Paste this code Set(varStatus, “Submitted”); SubmitForm(frm_Request); in OnSelect Property of the button. Then the error will be disappear.

Hello thanks so much for sharing such grate efforts . i tried to use the same in my app . but i am facing a problem to map the Employee Field to my app . would you please help what shall i replace in Employee Field code to match my app ?

You mentioned you are facing a problem. What’s the problem? Do you have an error message to share?

Well, I have a form and along with it the user will gonna add Dynamic approvers to its request, It can be 5 – 10 approvers.

and those approvers will get approvals one by one and only if the first approver, approves…

I want to create a form along with adding mutiple approvers and saving them it into different lists.

FormList for Form Details and ApproversList for that Form Details ID.

I do not currently have such a tutorial for dynamic sequential approvals.

Oh Thanks, well if you ever make this kind of scenario, please kindly post

This is amazing! Thank you so much for all your work. Just a quick question. If I want to make this part of a single app for my work unit rather than an app on its own can I still put the provide syntax in ‘onstart’ or should it go on the ‘invisible’ control for the screen?

I don’t understand what code you are asking about 🙁

Sorry the section:

To facilitate the sending of email with links to open the app place the following code in the OnStart property of the app. You should use your own App Play URL rather than the one I’m showing here.

I’m wondering if I should put the code you mention here in the ‘on visible’ control for the screen as my is part of a bigger app.

I got an error: Invalid operation: division by zero. I have attached a varible var_statur for “Status” below: Items Table(   {Title: “A”, Subtitle: “A”, Icon: Icon.Person, Image: Blank(), Status: var_status},   {Title: “B”, Subtitle: “B”, Icon: Icon.Person, Image: Blank(), Status: var_status } ) But when I firstly open app I have an error Invalid operation: division by zero. Can Table not init when open app

I suggest you open the Monitor tool to see where the error is happening for divide by zero and fix that code.

Hi Matthew, excellent post! I was wondering if it would be possible, if “rejected”, the requestor can edit their request and resubmit it to the approver who rejected it, rather than start a new request each time?

what do i need to change in the code? Could you help me, please?

You can accomplish it by changing the Status back to its previous value.

Hi Matthew, I am encountering a network error when using the SubmitForm function. The Error is “ Netwrok error when using Patch function: the request operation is failed”. Can you explain where am doing mistake?

Thank You Matt !

Hi Matt, When Submitting the data, [Onselect: Submitform(frm_Request)] it is throwing an error “ Netwrok error when using Patch function: the request operation is failed “. I worked in plethora of ways but didn’t find solution.

Hello Matthew, If it’s not too much trouble i’d like to request for help regarding the status,approval,reject and submit buttons. They are invisible and never show when i use your code, In addition the request date is stuck on 12/31/2001 as well as It manager isn’t working. Any help would be really appreciated

More details needed. Show me the code in the Visible property of your buttons. Then show me what each part of the code evaluates to using screenshots.

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