Summary

Sam asked to continue the intake repair with Teams only, no-send monitoring, and no staff notification. I did not send any Teams, Outlook, Slack, or iMessage message and did not submit a fake lead.

What Was Accomplished

Current State

Email and Litify are repaired. Teams is still unresolved because the webhook target is a suspended or disabled Power Automate workflow. The existing endpoint has previously returned WorkflowTriggerIsNotEnabled.

Blocker

Available credentials and connector permissions could not manage the cloud flow. API attempts returned FlowNotFound, ClientScopeAuthorizationFailed, EnvironmentAccessDenied, and EndpointInvalid. This means the session could not safely re-enable, inspect, or replace the existing flow.

Suggested Next Steps

A future agent can continue from the local handoff folder. The cleanest path is to use Power Automate owner/admin access to re-enable the existing flow. If that remains blocked, build a replacement relay through Pipedream, Power Automate, or Cloudflare, back up the private WordPress config, then swap the webhook URL. Keep the no-send boundary unless Sam explicitly approves a test post.

Reason For Ending

This session reached a hard permissions boundary for Power Automate management. The no-send monitoring and evidence capture were completed, but the Teams webhook repair itself remains pending.

Importance

High. Teams is a notification redundancy path for intake alerts. Email and Litify are currently the primary repaired paths, so lead creation is not blocked, but Teams should be restored.