Power Automate Adobe sign action(s) all have an exclamation point and can't save the flow now.

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October 27, 2023
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The flow was based on "Create an agreement from a library template and send for signature"
In SharePoint a user can select the record. Use the flow trigger that sends 2 sign agreements and a welcome letter. The agreements have dynamic values from the SharePoint record and have worked well until 2 days ago. The flows work but can not edit the flow or save the flow.

Also, in the Adobe "Create an agreement from a library template and send for signature" action this is also throwing errors and if removed and saved the action will not open at all.

Any idea what changed. Nothing on my side has changed.

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Correct answer Sergio27359136h4ro

I solved it (I think) ... The exclamation point is gone and I can edit the flow again and is working. I had a back up of the flow. Open the adobe action take out (blank) the "x-api-client-id" field. Enter the connector person's email address (the user that set up the connections - Adobe) in the "In the name of" field in format: email:x@x.com

If you were to take out (blank) the "x-api-client-id" and save the flow (without doing the "In the name of") part, it will be lost and will have to be recreated.

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Sergio27359136h4roAuthor

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I solved it. (I think) the exclamation point(s) are gone and the flow can be edited and is working. I had a back up of the flow. I removed (blanked) out the "x-api-client-id" field and the "In the name of" field put the adobe user (that set up the connection for Adobe) email address in the format: email:x@x.com

If the "x-api-client-id" is removed and the flow resaved it will be lost as it will not be editable and will have to be recreated.

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Sergio27359136h4roAuthorCorrect answer

Participant

I solved it (I think) ... The exclamation point is gone and I can edit the flow again and is working. I had a back up of the flow. Open the adobe action take out (blank) the "x-api-client-id" field. Enter the connector person's email address (the user that set up the connections - Adobe) in the "In the name of" field in format: email:x@x.com

If you were to take out (blank) the "x-api-client-id" and save the flow (without doing the "In the name of") part, it will be lost and will have to be recreated.