Setting up Outlook Calendar invites via QB
I have not dove into the idea of setting up Outlook Calendar Events via QB. Is the best way to do this through Pipelines? What should I begin researching and learning for this process? ------------------------------ Mike Tamoush ------------------------------
Pipelines and Regex
I'm currently working on a Pipeline to automate our in-house IT Help Desk, but I'm running into issues with the "matches regex" option in the Outlook Channel "Search Emails" step. What I'm trying to do is find a sequence like "Ticket #20200618-1507-RM-74". I created a regular expression that I would normally add to a function in JavaScript like so: /Ticket #\d{8}-\d{4}-\w{2}-\d{2}/g I'm trying to catch a pattern in the subject line "Ticket" & # & 8 digits & - & 4 digits & - & 2 letters & - & 2 digits" with the global flag appended to the end. It works in JavaScript, but it seems as if Pipelines doesn't recognize this pattern. Is there a a specific way of writing regex with Pipelines or am I completely off track with the "matches regex" option in Pipelines for the Outlook "Search Emails" option? I'm also attaching an image of the "Search Emails" step I'm referencing with the "matches regex" conditional step. I don't see any documentation referencing how to use regex with Pipelines either. When I run the Pipeline I get a "Found no Emails" response in the "Running Pipeline" window. The email is in the inbox with that exact pattern, but Pipelines does not recognize my regex pattern. Thanks! ------------------------------ AR ------------------------------
