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Is this running on Enterprise or Online? Try using Query attachment. and use the dynamic content from the fetch action. I will check if there are anyissues.  ... View more

@RyanDruyor_CSP Does your flow get triggered when changes happen?  If not I will recommend you to to troubleshoot using this: Guide: Troubleshooting ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterpris... - Esri Community ... View more

Thanks @SimonGIS. Agreed, That and much more is coming in the next release!  ... View more

@KevinDohner  If you are using `When a record is updated in the feature layer ` trigger then you will need to follow that with `Fetch updates, changes, deletions...` action. There can be several reasons for webhooks to not work. See if you have following:  To create webhooks you must Own a feature layer Has editing enabled has editor tracking enable `Keep record of changes, updates ...` If admin has disabled the webhooks they must be enabled.  and your user type should also have ability to use the webhooks. Check all the pre-requisites here Create webhooks—Portal for ArcGIS | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise Follow this guide to troubleshoot webhooks: Guide: Troubleshooting ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterpris... - Esri Community ... View more

@CatherineDevitt You will need to publish a basemap in the projection you want and add it to the basemap gallery. You can see https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/custom-Basemap-gallery for more details. you should be then able to use the basemap you want in your Power BI visual. ... View more

@IngridHogle Looking at the flow you can and your comments Likely that the `Get data from feature layer` action is not returning any results. The geometry combined with the Where clause is probably the culprit. You can open a run that was successful in Power automate and click on the action. On the left hand pane you should see Show Raw outputs (or inputs) this should show you the JSON output of your query.  From Show raw inputs you can copy the parameters and run the query directly on the REST Endpoint to see what is wrong with it and what fixes it. You can see ArcGIS REST API documentation for the Query endpoint here: Query (Feature Service/Layer) | ArcGIS REST APIs | Esri Developer for more details. the `Get data from feature layer uses this endpoint behind the scenes. Hope you find the issue and the solution. The flow logic looks good to me.   ... View more

@Caitlin_Todd_LCOR , If the attachment is always created only when a feature is created then I would recommend you use something like this:  Else, Maybe another trigger like `When attachment is created` is more appropriate. That said, I will look into enhancing this option to Fetch updates, changes, and deletions action. ... View more

What Cody said! 🙂 you need access to Premium connectors   ... View more

@AJD You don't want to use Fetch updates and changes action here. That action is usable only when used next to a ArcGIS webhook/trigger action such as `when a record is created in a feature layer` Instead please use `Get data from feature layer` action and add or update records in your feature layer. Hope that helps! ... View more

@Hlynur This was fixed a while ago, but recently we have seen webhooks on ArcGIS intermittently taking a long time to trigger. We are working with ArcGIS Online team on it.  Try giving it a few long minutes and see if they trigger. If you are seeing errors please feel free to post a question with more details and screenshots. ... View more

Hey @AaronPDXPaul, We hear you and many other users loud and clear. We do need a screenshots and examples for each of the action at least in our documentation. We recently moved each of ArcGIS for Microsoft products to its own documentation website which will give us lot more flexibility to update documentation at our will. We are making documentation updates in the upcoming release by end of the year you should find more examples on our website and also links to the REST API.  Power automate connectors work off of Feature service REST API you can find syntax of all the operation there for now. e.g. `Get data from Feature layer` action https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/query-feature-service-layer/ Update records in feature layer action uses https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/update-features/ etc. Please feel free to shoot any questions here, I and others will try to help get your questions answered. We have some good blogs ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate Blog - Esri Community which might help you a bit too. hope that helps. ... View more

@AaronPDXPaul Looking at your screenshot, are you updating an existing older flow? We updated the `Get data from feature layer action last release and it should include more options with different option names and placeholders, which I don't see. Try deleting and recreating the action. In Get data from feature layer action you can choose to use a `Where` clause but I think syntax should be something like  ObjectID=1234 Or if you are using dynamic content then: Here is a simple example. I agree with all the comments made by @VenkataKondepati this is basically what he mentioned in a flow just using OBJECTID which in my case is FID Hope that helps.  ... View more

Hi @LindseyStone, I am with @TimLohnes1  here you don't need 2 apply to each loops.  The reason why it adds the loop after `Fetch Updates, changes.... ` action is because there can be more than one change and output of the Fetch action is an array of features. So for each feature you are running the operation.  I didn't understand the first part of your request where you wan to check if the record is updated in a specific layer. It is a hosted feature with 3 layers of Electric, Gas, Water. I want the email to go to a different person depending on which layer the record is created in. Power Automate can add one trigger for each flow so I am thinking that you will still need 3 flows. ... View more