Based on Power Platform and Google Alerts, this assistant collects automaticaly articles from internet and enable user to sort detected article by relevance.

strategic monitoring ; business intelligence ; legal watch ; regulatory surveillance ; scientific monitoring

• Collects each day new articles from given RSS feeds (e.g. Google Alerts)
• Sort, rate and delete articles detected by the assistant
• Filter articles to only see articles not already rated

(1) "professional Microsoft account" means that the user account has a Microsoft 365 E3 licence or equivalent (see Microsoft entreprise plans comparison), some educational or non profit plans may also work.

A professional Microsoft account (1), which gives access to the following tools :

• Power Apps - website
• Power Automate - website
• Sharepoint Lists - SharePoint website

A free Google account, which gives access to the following tools :

• Google Alerts - website

A professional Microsoft account (1), which gives access to the following tools :

• Power Apps - install

1. create as many Google Alerts as needed
2. enable "generate RSS feed" option on each Google Alert

1. Download the latest release of "articles_sharepoint_list_canva.xlsx" here and "RSS_feeds_sharepoint_list_canva.xlsx" here ;

For each Excel File : 2. Go to a sharepoint website > All Apps > Lists > New List > From Excel > Upload local file ; Select one of the files that you previously downloaded.

3. For each column named "Raw [...] > Select "Multiline text" (because length of URL is sometimes bigger than 255 characters) ;
4. Create the list (configure it as you like).

1. Download the latest release of "rss_gatherer_power_automate_package.zip" here ;
2. Go to the Power Automate Cloud editor (not Power Automate Desktop) > My flows > Import > Import Package (Legacy) > Upload a .zip package file ; Select the "rss_gatherer_power_automate_package.zip" file that you previously downloaded ; [details missing]

1. Download the latest release of "user_interface_power_apps_package.zip" here ;
2. Go to the Power Apps editor website > Apps > Import canvas app > Upload a .zip package file ; Select the "user_interface_power_apps_package.zip" file that you previously downloaded ;
3. Go through configuration steps as you like > Click the "Import" button > Open and test your app in the Power Apps Studio ; [details missing]