Send to pool node

Configuring ... your flow?

Link to creating a flow but mention to select Upload from Azure Blob Container from the Template drop-down list.

Select When an asset is uploaded to Azure Storage (how to word this without using the whole sentence) and select Create Connection to create a link to connect with your Azure Storage Container. 

A SAS URI is automatically generated. (looks that way but can you manually input this?)

Select Send assets to pool. 

Select a pool and then a folder from the drop-down lists. 

You can select to Overwrite existing assets (explain what this does, overwrites the assets already in the pool?)

Select Save.

1. Select Azure Blob Container Template

   • Begin by selecting the Azure Blob Container template in your workflow configuration.

2. Create a Connection Using a SAS URL

   • In the When an asset is uploaded to Azure Storage node, you can create a connection by providing a SAS (Shared Access Signature) URL. (isn't it automatically generated or is this coz I'm on a QA tenant and it'll be different for customers?)

    

3. Configure the Send to Pool Node

   • To specify which folder and pool the uploaded images should be directed to, configure the Send to pool node.

     • Select Pool: First, choose the pool where you want to store your assets.

     • Select Folder: Next, select the folder within the pool. Note that saving to the root is not allowed; a specific folder must be chosen.

     • Overwrite Option: You can choose to overwrite existing images (optional). If an image already exists in the DAM, you can choose not to upload it again. By default, this option is turned off.
       See Flow Output - Documentation & User Guides | Fotoware

4. Save and Activate Your Flow

   • After configuring the above settings, save your Flow. Your setup is now ready for use.

Event handling

• The flow is triggered whenever a new asset is added to the blob container via the SAS URL. As long as the flow is enabled, new uploads will automatically trigger the flow execution.

By following these steps, you can effectively integrate an Azure Blob Container with your workflows in Flow, ensuring seamless and automated asset management.