Build flows with parallel steps. Flow has been an awesome tool for building sequential flows, along with conditional logic. This means you can create a sequence of steps that execute one after another.

2021年11月4日 · As organizations begin to grow and scale RPA it is critical to do so in a responsible way. To support the ability for enterprise admins to apply managements and controls over automations, we are happy to announce that data loss prevention (DLP) for desktop flows is now in preview.

Flow is now integrated in Microsoft Teams! With this integration, from Teams, you can create and manage flows, review your received and sent approvals, and launch flows directly within the Teams desktop app or on teams.microsoft.com. Learn more about this new integration.

With the introduction of Web APIs, you can manage desktop flows without the need of using UI – allowing administrators and Automation Center of Excellence teams to manage at scale. In this post, we will walk through how you can use the Web API capabilities of Power Automate to manage the Power Automate Desktop flows.

2018年10月29日 · In this new experience, you can run Instant flows (those flows triggered manually, such as flows triggered by the Flow button for mobile) by selecting the Run button from the Flow list. We have also made it easier to identify which flows are on by dimming the icons of flows that are off.

As we know, Power Automate premium trials allow individual users to get hands-on experience on all the Power Automate premium features, including analyzing their processes and creating unlimited cloud flows, plus automating legacy applications through robotic process automation (RPA) and AI. However, some people might not know is that, Power ...

Power Automate UI Flows are now available in the CoE Starter Kit – a collection of components and tools built on the Power Platform that help you build and customize your adoption strategy for the platform.

We are glad to announce that the December 2019 update for Power Automate UI flows (preview) is now available. This is a follow up to the initial release announced on November 4th at Microsoft Ignite for which we’ve seen substantial interest and usage.

Resubmitting or canceling your flows is easy! Now you can go to the Run history page, select the runs you would like to resubmit or cancel in the ribbon, and resubmit or cancel the runs. That’s it!

To make flows easier to acquire, we have introduced a new, simpler acquisition method unique to Teams. In this new experience, instead of seeing the full flow on creating a template, we present you with just the parameters that the flow needs to get going.