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Passing variables through URL parameters and access the context in Power Automate

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We bought Customer Voice, because we have the need to add a session id as a URL parameter and access it from PowerAutomate as described in this tutorial https://meganvwalker.com/passing-variables-through-the-forms-pro-survey-url/ which worked in Forms Pro.

The TLDR; is you use the CDS trigger in PowerAutomate, read out the Context Data which will contain the params passed as URL params in ctx. 

Should this still be possible in Customer Voice or was this feature dropped? When I'm testing I don't even get the attribute Context Data.

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    Arjun N on at
    RE: Passing variables through URL parameters and access the context in Power Automate

    Are you choosing the entity Customer Voice survey Responses ? You can contact me directly at arnagula@microsoft.com to follow-up on this.

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    RE: Passing variables through URL parameters and access the context in Power Automate

    Thanks Arjun, I need to clarify. I carried out the steps above before but I don't get Context Data as dynammic content from the output of the tirgger "Wen a record is created, updated or deleted"

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    Arjun N on at
    RE: Passing variables through URL parameters and access the context in Power Automate

    Hi lluft,

    The Context Data is a field in the Customer Voice Survey Responses entity which will be available if you include the entity (Customer Voice Survey Response) in the Flow you are creating. Below is the screenshot where I put the trigger on the entity and see the property visible. 

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