When an HTTP request is received trigger in Power Automate

In this video, I explain the “When an HTTP request is received” trigger in Power Automate. I cover how to handle input and output parameters when invoking a flow through an API, how to trigger the flow asynchronously, and how to use the “Any user in my tenant” and “Specific users in my tenant” options in the “Who can trigger the flow” field. 00:00 Creating an API trigger 02:43 Handling input and output parameters 05:37 Method field in the trigger action 06:17 ‘Relative path’ parameter in the trigger action 08:38 Asynchronously triggering a Power Automate flow 12:10 ‘Any user in my tenant’ value for the ‘Who can trigger the flow’ parameter 16:30 ‘Specific users in my tenant’ value for the ‘Who can trigger the flow’ parameter