Staffbase Connector - Full Update

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Summary

Comprehensive update to the Staffbase Power Automate connector to align it with all
currently available Staffbase APIs. Operation count grows from 19 → ~75.

Changes

Breaking change

• Removed NotificationPost (POST /notifications — deprecated, end-of-2025 removal)
• Added SendNotification (POST /branch/notifications) as replacement

Existing operation fixes

• ChannelsGetList: added query, sort, contentType params
• ChannelsGetPosts / PostsGetAll: added sort + cursor params
• ChannelsPostPost / PostsPut: added notificationChannels, planned, campaignId body fields
• CommentsGet: added sort, format params; extended response schema
• UserGetAll: fixed empty response schema {}; added cursor, sort, limit, includeProfile
• UserGetByID: added includeProfile param
• UserPost: updated to User API v2 fields + documented required Content-Type header
• userData definition: added tags, status, role, mandatoryGroupIDs, costcenter, externalID

New operations on existing APIs

Operation	Method + Path
ChannelsGetByID	GET /channels/{channelID}
BranchChannelsGetList	GET /branch/channels
PostsSearch	GET /posts/search
PostResendNotifications	POST /posts/{pageID}/notifications
PostGetAcknowledgements	GET /posts/{pageID}/acknowledgements
UserPatch	PATCH /users/{userID}
UserSearch	GET /users/search
UserSync	GET /users/sync
UserGetGroups	GET /users/{userID}/groups
UserDeleteSessions	DELETE /users/{userID}/sessions
MediaUpload	POST /media
MediaReplace	PUT /media/{mediumID}
MediaSearch	GET /media/search
MediaPublish	PUT /media/publish

New API groups (15 → 17 groups in connector)

API	Key Operations
Pages	CRUD + sync (GetPages, CreatePage, GetPage, UpdatePage, DeletePage, SyncPages)
Groups	CRUD + search + members (GetGroups, CreateGroup, SearchGroups, GetGroup, PatchGroup, SearchGroupMembers, PatchGroupMembers)
Spaces	CRUD + search
Campaigns	CRUD + references
Tags	GetTags
Quick Links	CRUD (GetQuickLinks, CreateQuickLink, GetQuickLink, UpdateQuickLink, DeleteQuickLink)
Page Templates	CRUD
Installations	SearchInstallations
Analytics	Post rankings/timeseries, content rankings, chat timeseries, user timeseries
Email Performance	Open/click rates, engagement trend, activity over time, top links
CSV Import (stateful)	Full import workflow: create, preview, import, config, status
File Management	Collections CRUD + media library file management

Documentation

• README.md: Full rewrite of "Supported Operations" as grouped table (~75 ops),
  new "Token Permissions" section, updated "Known Limitations"

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