Power Automate, formerly Microsoft Flow, is an online tool within the Microsoft 365 applications and add-ins that allows the creation of automated workflows between apps and services to synchronize files, receive notifications, and collect data. Examples of automated workflows include:
1.When you receive an Outlook email attachment, save it to your OneDrive folder.
2.Set up weekly notifications from a CRM system for financial operations and sales insights.
3.When you create a new file, copy it to Dropbox and SharePoint.
4. Receive an alert on Outlook or Google Calendar when a new event is scheduled based on Eventbrite events. SharePoint
5. When you tweet with a hashtag, save those tweets to a specific SharePoint location right away.
How It Works
To collect data, synchronize files, and receive notifications, use Power Automate to create an original multi-step flow or choose from hundreds of templates. Connect to over 150 data sources (or connectors) to collect data, synchronize files, and receive notifications. If you can't find a template you're looking for, try the Power Automate Cookbook.
When you create a workflow in Power Automate, it works in the background to notify you of specific notifications, upload files, and complete desired automated tasks.
Power Automate workflows are dependent on the occurrence of a triggering event. The occasion could be any of the following:
-Automated
Scheduled
Instant (aka Button click)
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