Blueprint · Power Automate Builders
SharePoint Lists and Power Automate flows create per-hire onboarding steps from templates, track status, send emails, create Planner tasks, and alert on failures.
V1 builds a SharePoint-backed onboarding tracker for an HR coordinator. The painful moment is the jump from a human checklist into several independent flows where each owner, app, and failure path can drift.
The current failed workaround is to automate a few demo-like actions while the real status still lives in email, Teams chat, and someone's memory.
V1 input: one Hires row for a fictional or approved new starter.
V1 output: one Steps row per onboarding task, shown in a Per-Hire Status Board, with worker flows updating status, overdue reminders, and failed-step alerts.
First success test: add one fictional hire, confirm the spawner creates non-duplicate step rows, confirm at least one email step and one Planner task step reaches done, confirm an overdue step triggers a reminder, and confirm a forced failure posts a Teams alert.
Proof boundary: the tracker proves a controllable build pattern for one onboarding scenario. It does not prove production onboarding success, fewer incidents, compliance approval, or tenant-wide connector access.
Not V1: leaver/mover processes, IT provisioning execution, HRIS integration, Forms intake, approvals, premium connectors, Dataverse, Power BI, Power Apps, AI Builder, and automated Entra ID access changes.
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