Click “New Flow” at the top, or switch to the Flows tab and click “New Flow.” Give the flow a name and then click create.

A lot of what we do with computers is repetitive. We put files in folders, we send form replies to emails, we make commits to git when we save files, we trigger tests when we build an application.

Most of us can’t remember every time-sensitive task, so we use alarms to remind us about deadlines. For example, you might send a monthly sales report to your boss once a month using a flow. To make ...

Microsoft is continuing to add more features to its low-code/no-code Power Platform family of products. At its Ignite conference this week, officials are detailing some of these new capabilities, ...

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Robotic Process Automation tools are one of those areas where an imposing name and overly complicated use cases have made a helpful tool seem out of reach of the masses. However, simplified web-based ...

Microsoft Power Automate is a versatile tool designed to automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows across Microsoft applications and third-party platforms. If you ever found yourself bogged ...