Our DocumentsCorePack Connector is designed to bring the rich document generation and processing capabilities of DocumentsCorePack inside PowerApps and Microsoft Flows.
Important: To use the connector you will need to activate the connector
What kind of actions do we offer? Let’s take a closer look at them.
Most used and most common actions:
Document generation actions:
Create Document Job (async) | This function creates a new document job. Attention! The function does NOT wait for a result |
Create Document Job (sync) | This function creates a new document job and waits for the result for up to [TimeOut] seconds |
Concatenate two Document Jobs | Concatenate two files (pdf,docx) generated by two document jobs |
Post processing actions:
Attach DocumentJob to email | Attach the file generated by a DocumentJob as attachment to a Dynamics 365 email |
Attach DocumentJob as note | Attach the file generated by a DocumentJob as a note to a Dynamics 365 entity. Attention! The documentjob must already be finished |
Print DocumentJob | Print a Document generated by a DocumentJob. Attention! The documentjob must already be finished |
Send email | Send the specified email |
Other options:
Attach file as note | Attach the file supplied as base64 string as a note to a Dynamics 365 entity. Attention! The documentjob must already be finished |
Attach file to email | Attach the file supplied as base64 string as attachment to a Dynamics 365 email |
Available DCP Actions | This function returns a list of supported actions for DocumentsCorePack |
Check API Availibility | Verifies, that the API endpoint is currently accessible. Does not require API Key |
Concatenate two Files (pdf,docx) | Concatenates two supplied files (.pdf,.docx) |
Create Document Job based on an XML (async) | This function creates a new document job. Attention! The function does NOT wait for a result |
Create Document Job based on an XML (sync) | This function creates a new document job and waits for the result for up to [TimeOut] seconds |
Get a list of dynamics users | List of dynamics users |
Get Concatenation ResultTypes | This function returns a list of supported ResultTypes for Concatenation |
Get DCP CombineTypes for DocumentConcatenation | This function returns a list of supported CombineTypes for DocumentsCorePack |
Get DCP FileTypes | This function returns a list of supported filetype for DocumentsCorePack |
Get DCP FileTypes for XmlBased generation | This function returns a list of supported filetype for DocumentsCorePack XmlBased generation |
Get DCP Printer | Retrieve available printer names, optionally filtered by user |
Get DocumentJob Result | Retrieves a DocumentJobs status information. The result will include the result document, if the job is finished |
Get DocumentJob Status | Retrieves the status of a DocumentJob. Dynamics 365 state/statuscode rules apply |
Get Single Template | This function returns the first of the filtered DocumentsCorePack Templates |
Get Templates | This function returns a list of available DocumentsCorePack Templates |
IsServiceAlive | returns true, if the service has been responsive recently, false, if not. |
Print File | Prints a file supplied as base64 encoded string. Supported file-formats are PDF and DOCX |
Retrieve EntityNames with annotation capability | This function returns a list of all Dynamics 365 entities, that support annotations |
WhoAmI | Returns information about the currently used API Key and assoicated Service |
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