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One-Click Email With Doc Link

One-Click Email With Doc Link is a one-click SharePoint action that opens a ready-to-send email about a selected item - a proposal, an invoice, a contract - with a link to it already included. You set it up once, so nobody has to copy the file link by hand. It runs on SharePoint's built-in Draft an Email Quick Step, so there is no code and no Power Automate.
Author
Microsoft
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Features
Document Library, Quick Steps
Category
Workflows

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  • Opens a pre-filled email about a selected item in one click
  • Includes a link to the item automatically, no copying needed
  • Configured once from the Automate menu, then reused by the team
  • Speeds up sharing files or items over email
  • Works on a single item or file
  • A native SharePoint feature, with no code and no Power Automate
  • Sharing a document with a colleague without copying the link
  • Sending a quick heads-up about a specific file
  • Forwarding a request to someone with its details attached
  • Routing an item to a reviewer by email
  • Kicking off a conversation about a file
  • Saving the repetitive copy-paste of a file link

Common Questions About One-Click Email With Doc Link

If LookBook 365 is code-free and out-of-the-box, why does it include this workflow example?

A Quick Step is a native SharePoint action you set up once from the Automate menu, then run in a single click – no code and nothing to build. It performs the action for you inside your Microsoft 365 tenant, turning a few repetitive clicks into one.

Does it send the email automatically?

No. It opens a drafted email with the link so you can add a note and send it yourself – you stay in control of the message.

Where is it set up?

From the list or library under the three dots, then Automate, then Quick steps, then Create a quick step, and choose Draft an email.

Who can use it?

Anyone with access to the list or library. Even read-only visitors can use Quick Steps that their permissions allow, such as drafting an email.

Can I use it on a folder or several files?

Yes, you can select multiple items. It works on files and list items.

Can you set this up and train my team?

Absolutely. I design the list or library, set up the automation, and show your team how to manage it. When your process grows beyond this, I can extend it into a full Power Automate flow that fits how you actually work.

Draft an Email (Quick Step) Process Diagram
Draft an Email (Quick Step) Process Diagram