Description

Introduction of Automated Workflows with Power Automate

Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, is a cloud-based service that helps users automate repetitive tasks and business processes without writing any code. With Power Automate, users can streamline workflows across various Microsoft services, third-party apps, and data sources, enabling greater productivity and efficiency. This training will guide you through the fundamentals of building automated workflows with Power Automate, from simple automation to more complex multi-step processes.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of cloud computing and Microsoft services (e.g., Office 365).
• Familiarity with business processes or tasks that could benefit from automation.
• No prior coding experience is necessary, as Power Automate is designed to be user-friendly for all skill levels.

TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Introduction to Power Automate

1.1 Overview of Power Automate
1.2 Power Automate Interface
1.3 Licensing and Access

2. Building Basic Flows

2.1 Creating Your First Flow
2.2 Using Templates
2.3 Flow Structure and Logic

3. Connectors and Data Sources

3.1 Connectors Overview
3.2 Introduction to connectors in Power Automate
3.3 Configuring Connectors
3.4 Data Transformations and Expressions

4. Advanced Flow Design

4.1 Advanced Triggers(Ref: Best Practices in Aucobol Programming)
4.2 Control Flow Actions
4.3 Error Handling

5. Power Automate Templates and Solutions

5.1 Solution Templates
5.2 Custom Templates

6. Integration with Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365

6.1 Power Automate and Microsoft 365
6.2 Power Automate and Dynamics 365

7. Approval Flows and Business Process Flows

7.1 Approval Flows
7.2 Business Process Flows

8. Power Automate Administration and Governance

8.1 Environment Management
8.2 Permission and Security

9. Power Automate Best Practices

9.1 Design Best Practices
9.2 Troubleshooting and Debugging

Conclusion

Building automated workflows with Power Automate allows individuals and organizations to boost productivity, streamline business processes, and eliminate manual tasks. By learning how to design and implement flows, users can create a range of automations to improve efficiency across departments and applications. This training has provided you with the foundational skills to begin leveraging Power Automate to solve real-world business problems. Moving forward, you can explore more advanced features, integrations, and optimizations to take full advantage of the tool’s capabilities, enhancing workflows for even greater business impact.

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