This post shows how to create a term in a SharePoint taxonomy term set using Power Automate and the SharePoint REST API v2.1. It is useful when you want to automate adding a managed metadata term based on your scenario. What you need A SharePoint site with either site level or tenant level term store The term group ID for the site-level or tenant level term group The term set ID for the destination term set A Power Automate flow trigger such as item-created or manual trigger Step 1: Get the term group and term set IDs In SharePoint, go to Site Settings > Term Store Management.

This post explains how to remove a content type from a SharePoint list using the SharePoint REST API in Power Automate. The example uses the HTTP action in Power Automate to: retrieve the content type ID for a list content type delete the content type from the list Get the Content Type ID Use a GET request to query the list content types and return the StringId for the content type named Document.

The next generation of intelligent agents is built around a simple idea: route each question to the right source of context instead of trying to carry every answer inside the model. Modern agents use a four-IQ pattern to do that. Foundry IQ Foundry IQ generates unified context using agentic retrieval across multiple knowledge sources (indexed and remote). Agents can issue multiple search queries through MCP to the Azure AI Search Knowledge Base and merge results from search index, OneLake, SharePoint, and MCP into a single ranked answer set.