Building a Technical Literature Dashboard with Power Automate Power Apps LDX hub StructFlow
The article discusses the development of a technical literature management system called TechLit Viewer, which integrates various Microsoft 365 tools. It utilizes LDX hub StructFlow for AI extraction of data from unstructured documents and automates updates through Power Automate. The system aims to improve the accessibility and evaluation of technical literature across diverse fields.
- ▪TechLit Viewer processes 18 documents using Power Apps and Power Automate.
- ▪The system extracts 8 fields from documents, including title, authors, and relevance score.
- ▪Two Power Automate flows are designed for automatic updates and manual bulk processing.
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