The workaround is sending the Parse JSON attributes to an email, and on Power Automate create an automation when receive a new email from the specific inbox folder, post a message in Teams channel.

sound like a dull solution ;) ( I hate e-mail ) 

I managed to get the JSON path of note from Web Request and Parse JSON in Workflow Automate, but how do I send the value to Trigger Webhook? I want to send the body_text to the webhook.

 

 

You like to send text without HTML I guess?  There are placeholders for the HTML version. 
If you just like to get the text and not the [] you change the path from [*] to [0] in the JSON parser. If the new note are last you can use [-1:] 

You need to setup an webhook in Azure/power app to receive data , then use the web request node again to post the data to your power automate  app.  You use the placeholder you get from the parser node in the payload. 

​@Daniel Söderlund I just found out that the placeholder is available:

 

On the Power Automate, just use When HTTP request is received > Send a message on Teams channel

​@Daniel Söderlund I just found out that the placeholder is available:

 

 

On the Power Automate, just use When HTTP request is received > Send a message on Teams channel

Got it to work ?  I would recommend always using the we request node.  The webhook action in the action node do not give any reply back so you can’t verify if it succeeded. 

​@Daniel Söderlund yes working already.