I have an existing Power App published inside Microsoft Teams and I want a seamless “Print to PDF” experience added to it. When a user taps a dedicated button, the app should gather the current form data together with their user details, create a clean-looking PDF, and then email that file straight back to the same user and the rest of the team. No extra clicks, no downloads, just the email arriving with the PDF attached. The app is already fully built; you will only be extending it with this PDF function. A simple Power Automate flow (or an equivalent approach you prefer) is fine as long as it stays within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem so everything keeps working inside Teams without extra licensing headaches. Deliverables • A new button in my existing screen that triggers the flow • Automated PDF layout that shows all form fields plus the signed-in user’s name and email • Email dispatch to the user who pressed the button, with the PDF attached • Brief hand-over notes or a short screen-share explaining how the flow is wired up so I can tweak it later if needed Acceptance criteria • PDF generates every time the button is clicked, using live data from the form • Email lands in the use and the team's inboxes within a few seconds and contains the correct attachment • No prompts to manually download or grant extra permissions beyond what Teams already has If you are comfortable with Power Apps, Power Automate, and basic HTML/PDF generation, this should be a quick assignment. Let’s get this wrapped up soon.