You can also use raw HTML string as a source HTML. Just put HTML file content from the output of the previous action and receive PDF file content as an output of this action. This is also an action from Plumasail Documents connector. You may see that there are placeholders like Use this link to download the complete template. The template below is just a part of the template with a snippet for invoice items. The internal file is quite large because of CSS styles. We specified the output of the previous action as a template. In the first parameter 'Source HTML' you can put raw HTML/text of a template or file content of a template from some other action. You can find more information about this action here. This action is suitable for generation of HTML and text documents. This is an action from Plumasail Documents connector, which is a part of Plumsail Actions. You can use any other connector to get files from your system. We use this action to read HTML template. You just specify SharePoint site URL and path to your file. This action gets file content of the specified file from a SharePoint document library. We use 'Manually trigger a flow' trigger here to simplify the Flow. For example, you can start Flow on file creation in a SharePoint document library. Here is step by step description for the flow. For example, query list items from SharePoint or from Salesforce. Our flow will use JSON object as a source data for the template, but you can get data from other sources. In this example, we will store our documents in SharePoint. Microsoft Flow has a lot of connectors for different systems. Our template and result document have to be stored somewhere. In this article, we will generate PDF invoice based on some data. We will firstly generate HTML document from a template. I will use actions from Plumsail Documents connector, which is a part of Plumsail Actions. This article demonstrates how to generate PDF document from an HTML template with the help of Microsoft Flow.

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