What was built
The Image Automation project automated Derek Rose's product image collection workflow by style code. The system retrieves product identifiers from Pipedrive deals, searches Microsoft OneDrive/SharePoint for matching product images organized by style code, and stores or surfaces those images for sales and marketing use. This eliminated manual image searching and ensured that sales staff always have the correct product visuals for customer presentations.
The implementation involved integrating the Microsoft Graph API for file discovery and retrieval, building search logic to match style codes with stored image filenames, and handling edge cases like multiple images per style or missing images. The automation has been deployed but required ongoing refinement to address API rate limiting and image discovery edge cases documented in the task history.
Project stats: 7 tasks, 6 development/troubleshooting iterations, ~50h
Recently touched
- 2025-08-05 Automated Image Collection by Style Code Done
- 2025-07-14 Customer told that doesn't loading images Done
- 2025-07-14 Checkign out histories, try to find out the reason Done
- 2025-07-03 Automated Image Collection by Style Code Done
- 2025-07-03 Many issues with Microsoft API + Task requirements issues Done
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