Introducing Power Automate Desktop. At its recent March 2021 Ignite event, Microsoft made an interesting announcement, bringing the worlds of process automation and inbox apps together, by making ...

With Power Automate, you can create automated workflows for a wide range of business tasks across multiple apps and services — no coding required. Here’s how to get up and running, along with ...

One significant benefit of Microsoft’s Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, is that it’s included with a Microsoft 365 subscription and works well with Microsoft’s Office ...

Automated Testing. Automated testing tools can be used to rerun the same tests over and over again. In this post I will look at using Power Automate Desktop to run my tests.

As Microsoft notes, currently the tool works best with Microsoft 365 apps and services; even so, I was able to use it with common Power Automate connectors like Twitter or other social media.

At Ignite 2019 in Orlando today, Microsoft made a slew of updates to its Power Platform.The company renamed Microsoft Flow as Power Automate, added robotic process automation (RPA) features to ...

Power Automate supports different types of workflows, such as automated flows (event-triggered), instant flows (manual), scheduled flows (time-based), and desktop flows (local automation).

Microsoft is adding robotic process automation (RPA) to Power Automate to help automate repetitive tasks. A public preview of the RPA capability, which is called UI Flows, is available this week.