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BluBeam and Microsoft Powerautomate

Daniel Perez

Hi everyone :)

This is my first community question.
Is anyone using Power automate with BlueBeam and if so for what?

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Andrew White

Bumping this as I'm also interested in interfacing with Power Automate, n8n or similar.

Vince French

Power Query but not Power Automate.

Matias Leinikka

I am using Power Automate, the desktop version. Mostly to to "batch things" that does not exist in Bluebeam today.

One example is drawing cleanups. It's not uncommon for me to receive loads of PDF:s that contain CAD-shapes in the markup list. I often want to scale the PDF:s as well and Bluebeam does not support "Batch scale" currently as far as i know.

So within Bluebeam you would have to "Batch insert" the PDF:s, then scale them one by one, or merge them and scale them all together, then separate them again.

Instead I have an input and output folder in Power Automate. I move the drawings to the input folder, power automate cleans them and adds the scale, then put the cleaned drawings in the output folder.

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