This post explains how to remove a content type from a SharePoint list using the SharePoint REST API in Power Automate. The example uses the HTTP action in Power Automate to: retrieve the content type ID for a list content type delete the content type from the list Get the Content Type ID Use a GET request to query the list content types and return the StringId for the content type named Document.

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Reset unique permissions on a SharePoint list item in Power Automate When a SharePoint item or folder has unique permissions, you can reset it to inherit permissions from its parent using the SharePoint REST API in a Power Automate flow. Use the HTTP action Add a Send an HTTP request to SharePoint action and configure it like this: Site Address: Your site URL Method: POST Uri: / _api/web/lists/getbytitle('@{item()?['FolderName']}')/items(@{item()?['ID']})/ResetRoleInheritance() This call tells SharePoint to remove the item’s unique permissions and revert it back to the parent list or folder permission inheritance.