We offer several different subscription levels that govern the total number of actions permitted per month for the Encodian connector for Power Automate. So how do you know your Encodian Power Automate usage? Customers often ask us, ‘What happens when I have used all of the available actions for a given month under my subscription level.’ […]

To complement our Get PDF Form Data action, we have just released the Fill a PDF Form action. It provides the ability to set data within a PDF form using Microsoft Power automate. The Fill a PDF Form action supports both XFA and (Adobe) Acroforms, albeit the capabilities/support are enhanced or for (Adobe) Acroforms considering […]

Power Automate is a very powerful tool for building no-code solutions. Still, no code certainly doesn’t mean there’s no complexity, and occasionally, errors arise, which can be challenging to troubleshoot, especially when working with documents and arrays! This short post is focused on some common issues but also details what information you should provide to […]

UPDATE 17th October 2022 – For creating new documents we recommend using the Encodian ‘Populate Word Document‘ action as detailed within this post: Populate a Word or PDF Document using Power Automate V2 An everyday use case for Power Automate is to create new Word documents populating them with data upon creation. The Microsoft Word […]

We’ve just released five new actions for the Encodian Power Automate connector. We now provide full support for reading and creating all types of 2D and 3D barcodes: Create QR Code Read QR Code – Image Read QR Code – Document Create Barcode Read Barcode – Image Read Barcode – Document This post provides high-level […]

Several Encodian actions return JSON data, and before that data can be consumed and used within Power Automate, it must be parsed. This post aims to provide precise guidance/detail on how this can be achieved. This article is relevant for the following Encodian actions, and the steps to parse the JSON payload can be applied […]