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As @Sarah_Hanson mentioned in a Pipelines question: Can an Enterprise Data Pipeline call a Power Automate flow (to send an email)? Support for integrating ArcGIS Data Pipelines in ArcGIS Enterprise with Microsoft Power Automate is not possible today. This is only supported for ArcGIS Data Pipelines in ArcGIS Online currently. Could enterprise pipeline functionality be added to the ArcGIS Enterprise Connector for Power Automate? To do the following: Call a Power Automate flow from an Enterprise Data Pipeline to send an email. Details: A daily pipeline job to query if there are any construction projects in a EGDB FC where the PROJECT_STATUS=FUTURE and the DATE <= sysdate. If any records are found, then call a Power Automate flow to send a user an email. In other words, Scheduled emailed reports in ArcGIS Pro/ArcGIS Enterprise (centralized; server-based, no-code). Explanation: The construction project was entered correctly at the time the data was initially entered, but now it's out of date. This situation could not be avoided using editing constraints like an attribute rule, since the information was correct at the time it was entered. The only thing that has changed is: time has passed. We need to be notified by email about this issue so we can edit/update the data. Pipelines Idea: Call Power Automate flow from an Enterprise Data Pipeline to send an email
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It would be great if we could call a Power Automate flow from an ArcGIS Data Pipeline in ArcGIS Enterprise. For example, a daily pipeline job to query if there are any construction projects in an EGDB FC where the PROJECT_STATUS=FUTURE and the DATE <= sysdate. If any records are found, then call a Power Automate flow to send a user an email. In other words, Scheduled emailed reports in ArcGIS Pro/ArcGIS Enterprise (centralized; server-based, no-code). Use case explanation: The construction project was entered correctly at the time the data was initially entered, but now it's out of date. This situation could not be avoided using editing constraints like an attribute rule, since the information was correct at the time it was entered. The only thing that has changed is: time has passed. We need to be notified by email about this issue so we can edit/update the data. Related Pipelines Question: Can an Enterprise Data Pipeline call a Power Automate flow (to send an email)? Related ArcGIS for Power Automate Idea: Integrate ArcGIS Data Pipelines in ArcGIS Enterprise with Microsoft Power Automate
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@Sarah_Hanson Thanks for the FAQ. Very helpful, especially the product comparison section. For anyone who's interested, there's a similar product comparison page here: ArcGIS Architecture Center > ArcGIS Data Pipelines and ETLs https://architecture.arcgis.com/en/framework/architecture-pillars/integration/methods/data-pipelines-and-etls.html As a follow-up: Do you have any insight into this question? Can an Enterprise Data Pipeline call a Power Automate flow (to send an email)?
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@Sarah_Hanson Is there any way to host the output data on ArcGIS Server rather than hosting on ArcGIS Online? No, this is not possible. The only supported output option today is a hosted feature layer (or a hosted table if there is no geometry) in ArcGIS Online. Just checking, is that statement still accurate? The post is roughly two years old, so I'm wondering if anything has changed. What if the Enterprise feature layer is served up to AGOL using a distributed collaboration? This one might be out of date too: Can you get notifications if a scheduled task fails? No, but this is functionality we are considering for a future release.
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Related: Introduction to ArcGIS Data Pipelines Webinar: Q&A Can it be used for geoprocessing services? Data Pipelines cannot run the analysis tools that you find in Map Viewer. Instead, Data Pipelines is a data integration and data engineering solution and the tools it supports are specifically for that. If your goal is to automate the use of analysis tools, you might check out creating a Notebook.
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(edited) ArcGIS Architecture Center > Webhooks Several ArcGIS applications or systems make native use of webhooks, including: ...Survey123 Field App and web form webhooks That wording makes me wonder if the two applications are considered to be separate entities, requiring separate webhook configurations. Does a Survey123 webhook need to be set up separately in both the web form and the field app? Or do we only need to set up the webhook in the web form, which would be automatically honored in the field app?
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ArcGIS Architecture Center > Webhooks Webhooks are generally considered an effective, but not foolproof integration method. As they are loosely coupled to the destination endpoint, there is no guarantee that a message from the source system will reach the destination. Issues like network outages, a failed endpoint, or a badly constructed message body could cause that message to fail. This means that webhooks are not perfectly reliable, though not significantly different from any other REST API or endpoint which could suffer from the same reliability challenges. Webhooks require line of sight network connectivity. When an event occurs, webhooks are sent immediately, and if any network access or outage interrupts this request, it can mean that the payload never reaches the final destination. While some systems support automatic retry logic to re-send a webhook payload, this cannot always be relied on, and may result in lost messages in inconsistent network conditions. Webhooks do not guarantee delivery. While retry intervals and attempts can try to achieve a higher rate of success, webhooks do not guarantee that every event or trigger will result in data reaching the destination system. While this can be acceptable for many workflows, consider whether a post-process to validate data completeness may be required to guarantee that all events were properly processed.
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I want to use ArcGIS Enterprise Data Pipelines to query EGDB records that meet certain criteria and email users if any records are found. In this case, I don't want to use a third-party platform for email, like Power Automate, because that kind of integration is more fragile than staying within a single product like Pipelines. I need my automations to be 100% reliable and as simple as possible.
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Thanks, Akshay. On a side note, a contact had this take on webhooks: I have used webhooks in the past, but I always used them slightly differently from how they were designed. I just use the webhook to trigger a workflow that uses a query; this way, you pick up things that misfired. I also run the workflow on a schedule to pick up things should it all go bad. I have had IT suddenly block the incoming, ESRI side broke, etc., and users never noticed. I had the workflow logging processed records and what fired. If you watch those, you quickly see that a webhook has broken. I think they call what I do a tickler rather than a webhook. I just use it as a tickler even though it is designed to send the data in the hook.
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As far as I can tell, it's not possible to run a notebook from an ArcGIS Enterprise data pipeline. This idea is to add that functionality to ArcGIS Enterprise data pipelines.
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@erica_poisson ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate > Set up the ArcGIS Enterprise connector https://doc.arcgis.com/en/power-automate/latest/get-started/set-up-the-arcgis-enterprise-connector.htm I haven't tried it. I would need to get I.T. to set up the connector and pay for a Power Automate premium license ($15/month per user). Can non-admin users manage their own AGOL/Power Automate flows?
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Regarding ArcGIS Data Pipelines for ArcGIS Enterprise: Can a pipeline be set up to call a Power Automate flow? For example, a daily pipeline job to query if there are any construction projects in a EGDB FC where the PROJECT_STATUS=FUTURE and the DATE <= sysdate. If any records are found, then call a Power Automate flow to send a user an email. In other words, Scheduled emailed reports in ArcGIS Pro/ArcGIS Enterprise (centralized; server-based, no-code). Use case explanation: The construction project was entered correctly at the time the data was initially entered, but now it's out of date. This situation could not be avoided using editing constraints like an attribute rule, since the information was correct at the time it was entered. The only thing that has changed is: time has passed. We need to be notified by email about this issue so we can edit/update the data. Related Pipelines Idea: Call Power Automate flow from an Enterprise Data Pipeline to send an email
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The About ArcGIS Pro window says I have ArcGIS Pro 3.4.3, which I believe is correct. But the Catalog > .sde Connection right-click > Database Properties > Geodatabase Version > Upgrade Status dialog says "This ArcGIS Pro 3.3.0 - 11.3.0.52636 geodatabase can be upgraded." Why is the Pro version different in the Upgrade Status dialog?
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