Nothing fancy here - I used 15-minute recurrence since my reminders are all set to 15 minutes in Outlook anyway. Use the Send an Email action to send the details as SMS/text using your carrier’s email to SMS gateway address.Use a custom condition to see if the meeting has a reminder set.Make the date/time human readable with Convert time zone.Loop through the events with Apply to each (added automatically by Power Automate (Flow)).Use the Get calendar view of events (V2) action to get events occurring between the current time and look ahead interval.Use the Get future time action to establish a “look ahead” time (UTC) for upcoming events.Get the current time (UTC) with the Get current time action.Use the Recurrence trigger to run the flow at an interval.Read on for more detailed information about these tips Notifications in MS Power Automate (Flow) with Twilio but a small cost is involved. I have tested this approach successfully with both Cricket Wireless and Republic Wireless, but it shouldĪpply to any mobile carrier with an email to SMS gateway (email address) (Metro PCS, Boost Mobile, Straight Talk, Virgin Mobile, etc.). If your carrier is not supported (or you are reading this after September 30, 2020), no fear! You can use Microsoft Power Automate (Flow) to create your own SMS/Text message notifications for calendar events in I used the feature heavily when my mobile carrier was T-Mobile (several years ago), but none of my subsequent mobile phone carriers are supported Through September 30, 2020, Outlook 365 supported text (SMS) messaging of calendar items/appointments out of the box,īut only for a handful of cell providers (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the US) and a few countries (United States, Canada, and Romania). All product names, logos, and brands used in this post are property of their respective owners.
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