Scheduling flows from portal actions
What is “Scheduling Flows from Portal Actions”? In PowerApps Portals, users can interact with custom buttons or forms. You can use these interactions to trigger Power Automate flows, and further….
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Decoupling business logic with Power Automate
Decoupling business logic means separating core processing logic (such as validation, approvals, data manipulation, notifications) from the front-end interface. This is a key best practice in app architecture—especially for Power….
Integrating Power Automate with Microsoft Teams
Overview Power Automate seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Teams, allowing users to automate tasks such as sending messages, managing approvals, and monitoring activities. By integrating Power Automate with Teams, businesses can….
How to Connect Power Automate with SharePoint
Overview Power Automate allows seamless automation with SharePoint Online and SharePoint On-Premises, enabling users to create workflows for document management, approvals, notifications, and more. By integrating Power Automate with SharePoint,….
Best Practices for Performance Optimization in Power Automate
Overview Optimizing Power Automate performance ensures that flows run efficiently, reduce execution time, and minimize failures. By following best practices, you can enhance speed, reliability, and scalability. 1️⃣ Optimize Triggers….
Connecting Power Automate Desktop to Cloud Flows
Power Automate Desktop (PAD) allows users to automate desktop applications, while Cloud Flows handle automation across cloud-based services. Connecting these two enables a hybrid automation solution, where cloud flows trigger….
The History and Evolution of Power Automate
Power Automate, initially known as Microsoft Flow, has become one of the most significant tools in the Microsoft ecosystem for automating workflows, streamlining business processes, and integrating with a variety….
A Deep Dive into Power Automate’s UI and Features
Power Automate, a part of the Microsoft Power Platform, enables users to automate repetitive tasks and integrate different applications seamlessly. It allows users to create workflows (known as flows) that….
Cloud Flows vs. Desktop Flows: What’s the Difference?
Power Automate is a robust tool by Microsoft that enables organizations to automate repetitive tasks and integrate various applications and services to streamline workflows. A key distinction within Power Automate….