Build me a Custom PDF Connector for Microsoft Power Platform
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
The project consists of a connector für Microsoft Power Platform with four actions and a description of how to deploy the connector in a tenant.
Background: The Word Power Automate Connector has an action that converts docx file content into pdf file content. But it does not accept the file content directly. The file must be stored in OneDrive or SharePoint to use. I want a connector that will accept the file content directly without having to create and delete a temp file. Also, there is no action to password-protect pdf file content. There is no connector that runs within Azure that will fill in pdf forms. Encodian or other connectors that will send data to other servers are not an option. The actions should be done as Azure Functions or Logic Apps using open source libraries or other functions with no additional license cost.
Actions
1. Convert Word file content to PDF
2. Password-protect PDF file content
3. Convert Word file content to password-protected PDF
4. Fill in PDF Form
1. Convert Word file content to PDF
Input: Output file content of the Power Automate Word Connector’s Fill in Word template action or docx file content output from OneDrive Connector’s Get File Content or docx file content output from SharePoint Connector’s Get File Content Action without any conversions (Base64 etc.)
Output: PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content)
2. Password-protect PDF file content
Inputs:
a) Output from action 1 or pdf-file content from OneDrive connector’s Get File Content action or pdf-file content from SharePoint connector’s Get File Content action
b) Password as string Output: password-protected PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content)
3. Convert Word file content to password-protected PDF (Combination of actions 1 and 2)
Input:
a) Output file content of the Power Automate Word Connector’s Fill in Word template action or docx file content output from OneDrive Connector’s Get File Content or docx file content output from SharePoint Connector’s Get File Content Action without any conversions (Base64 etc.)
b) Password as string
Output: password-protected PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content) The actions should run completely in Azure (Azure Functions or Logic Apps and not use outside webservices) The project is completed when the connector with the two actions is installed in a tenant and I have a description of how to install the connector in other tenants.
4. Fill in PDF Form
Inputs:
a) PDF-File Content (from OneDrive or SharePoint source like Word Connector)
b) Strings for each field (The fields should show up automatically when the Word Document is selected, like in the Word Connector)
Outputs:
PDF-File Content of the filled in PDF
Background: The Word Power Automate Connector has an action that converts docx file content into pdf file content. But it does not accept the file content directly. The file must be stored in OneDrive or SharePoint to use. I want a connector that will accept the file content directly without having to create and delete a temp file. Also, there is no action to password-protect pdf file content. There is no connector that runs within Azure that will fill in pdf forms. Encodian or other connectors that will send data to other servers are not an option. The actions should be done as Azure Functions or Logic Apps using open source libraries or other functions with no additional license cost.
Actions
1. Convert Word file content to PDF
2. Password-protect PDF file content
3. Convert Word file content to password-protected PDF
4. Fill in PDF Form
1. Convert Word file content to PDF
Input: Output file content of the Power Automate Word Connector’s Fill in Word template action or docx file content output from OneDrive Connector’s Get File Content or docx file content output from SharePoint Connector’s Get File Content Action without any conversions (Base64 etc.)
Output: PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content)
2. Password-protect PDF file content
Inputs:
a) Output from action 1 or pdf-file content from OneDrive connector’s Get File Content action or pdf-file content from SharePoint connector’s Get File Content action
b) Password as string Output: password-protected PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content)
3. Convert Word file content to password-protected PDF (Combination of actions 1 and 2)
Input:
a) Output file content of the Power Automate Word Connector’s Fill in Word template action or docx file content output from OneDrive Connector’s Get File Content or docx file content output from SharePoint Connector’s Get File Content Action without any conversions (Base64 etc.)
b) Password as string
Output: password-protected PDF file content suitable for the following actions: Outlook Send E-Mail action as the attachement's file content OneDrive Create File action (field File Content) and SharePoint Create File action (field File Content) The actions should run completely in Azure (Azure Functions or Logic Apps and not use outside webservices) The project is completed when the connector with the two actions is installed in a tenant and I have a description of how to install the connector in other tenants.
4. Fill in PDF Form
Inputs:
a) PDF-File Content (from OneDrive or SharePoint source like Word Connector)
b) Strings for each field (The fields should show up automatically when the Word Document is selected, like in the Word Connector)
Outputs:
PDF-File Content of the filled in PDF