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hi everyone today ill be teaching you how to encrypt password protect and set permissions for pdf and power automate as a reminder this will work the same way in logic apps as well to perform this flow we will be using a cloud immersive pdf connector now to get things started we will click create on this page we will choose instant cloudflow type in a name for the flow select manually trigger flow and press create now were ready to begin the first step of our process is going to retrieve the content from our source folder the file i will be using is in sharepoint so i will type sharepoint get file content next i will select my sharepoint site address and the file path after we have created the file content action we will look up the cloud mersa pdf connector which is the pink icon here and well select encrypt password protect and set restricted permissions on a pdf its important to note that if youve never used one of our connectors before you will be prompted to enter your api k
