Category: Power Automate

How to Recover Deleted Flows Using Power Automate Management Connector

Reviving deleted flows in Power Automate, whether they are non-solution or solution flows, is achievable within 21 days of their deletion. For those unfamiliar, a non-solution flow is one not created within a solution framework. If you're an admin, you can easily accomplish this with the help of the Power Automate management connector. This process … Continue reading How to Recover Deleted Flows Using Power Automate Management Connector →

Efficiently Canceling Numerous Flow Runs Using a Reusable Power Automate Flow

Are you managing numerous flows in Power Automate and need an efficient way to cancel more than 20 runs at once? Here's a handy guide to streamline this process using a special template. Key Points to Remember: The template processes about five runs per minute. Altering the delay period might lead to throttling, so it's … Continue reading Efficiently Canceling Numerous Flow Runs Using a Reusable Power Automate Flow →

[PowerTips] PowerAutomate Optimizing Common Steps

Power Automate, part of the Microsoft Power Platform, is a tool designed to help users create automated workflows between various applications and services. These workflows, known as "flows," enable tasks to be automated without the need for coding expertise. While Power Automate is aimed at citizen developers, it's increasingly being used by professional developers for … Continue reading [PowerTips] PowerAutomate Optimizing Common Steps →

[PowerTips] Mastering Mentions in Activity Feeds

In Dynamics 365, Posts are a valuable tool for sharing events or significant milestones on the timeline. They facilitate communication among team members, functioning much like an internal chat system. Additionally, Posts assist in presenting a chronological visualization of the activities associated with specific records such as contacts, leads, and opportunities, helping teams to stay … Continue reading [PowerTips] Mastering Mentions in Activity Feeds →

Exploring Pre-built AI models in Power Automate

AI Builder has ready-made models that let you make apps and flows smarter without needing to create your own from scratch. For instance, in Power Apps, there's a ready-to-use model that can read business cards for you. In Power Automate, there's one that tells if customer comments are good or bad. In this one, we'll … Continue reading Exploring Pre-built AI models in Power Automate →

Enhancing Memory and Clarity: The Power of Notes in Power Automate

Have you ever found yourself in the shoes of a selective amnesia-prone developer? You're not alone! It's a shared experience among many of us, especially when it comes to revisiting a Power Automate flow that we configured but haven't touched for a while. The vague sense of having done something, yet the specifics eluding us, … Continue reading Enhancing Memory and Clarity: The Power of Notes in Power Automate →

Exploring Duration Options for Whole Numbers

The Duration option is designed to store time intervals or durations within the Dynamics 365 environment. It is particularly useful when you need to capture and manage time spans or periods related to various business processes. This data type enables you to handle durations in terms of hours, days, weeks, months, or even years. This … Continue reading Exploring Duration Options for Whole Numbers →

Discovering JSON Value Using a Dynamic Key in Power Automate

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data interchange format commonly used for storing and transmitting data between a server and a web application. It provides a simple and structured way to represent data in key-value pairs, making it easy to parse and manipulate in various programming languages. Power Automate offers several options for parsing … Continue reading Discovering JSON Value Using a Dynamic Key in Power Automate →

Simplifying Record Reassignment in Dynamics

Transferring records from one user to another in Dynamics is typically an easy task. If you're dealing with a single record or a few records, you can handle it manually. However, when you need to assign all records owned by a particular user to another user or team, it becomes a more significant undertaking. Thankfully, … Continue reading Simplifying Record Reassignment in Dynamics →