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|title = Cloud flows | |title = Cloud flows | ||
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|msdocs = [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/overview-cloud/?WT.mc_id=DX-MVP-5003780 Cloud flows overview] | |msdocs = [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/overview-cloud/?WT.mc_id=DX-MVP-5003780 Cloud flows overview] | ||
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There are three types of flows within [[Power Automate]], cloud flow is one and the others are [[desktop flows]] and [[business process flows]]. | There are three types of flows within [[Power Automate]], cloud flow is one and the others are [[desktop flows]] and [[business process flows]]. | ||
Cloud flows is what we used to know as Microsoft Flow, the traditional flow that we can use to set up different kinds of automation. Connect to different data source with the help of one of the existing [[connectors]] or create your own [[custom connector]]. | Cloud flows is what we used to know as Microsoft Flow, the traditional flow that we can use to set up different kinds of automation. Connect to different data source with the help of one of the existing [[connectors]] or create your own [[custom connector]]. | ||
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| + | You can create cloud flows from within [https://make.powerapps.com Maker Portal], where you can work in [[Solutions]] in order to be able to create your flows in a development environment and then move it to a test and a production environment. You can view and monitor your cloud flows in the [https://flow.microsoft.com Flow Portal]. | ||
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| + | == Tools for admins == | ||
| + | * [https://johnliu.net/flow-studio Flow Studio] by John Liu. (Not for free) | ||
== Community Resources == | == Community Resources == | ||
Latest revision as of 12:12, 28 October 2022
Cloud flows
| Use Cases | Set up automation using different connectors, exchange info with different services, business logic for Power Apps |
|---|---|
| Public preview | N/A |
| General availability | N/A |
| MS Docs | Cloud flows overview |
| MS Learn | N/A |
There are three types of flows within Power Automate, cloud flow is one and the others are desktop flows and business process flows. Cloud flows is what we used to know as Microsoft Flow, the traditional flow that we can use to set up different kinds of automation. Connect to different data source with the help of one of the existing connectors or create your own custom connector.
You can create cloud flows from within Maker Portal, where you can work in Solutions in order to be able to create your flows in a development environment and then move it to a test and a production environment. You can view and monitor your cloud flows in the Flow Portal.
Tools for admins
- Flow Studio by John Liu. (Not for free)
Community Resources
Articles
- Use Power Automate to maintain Top Parent Account in account hierarchies by Jonas Rapp
- Tip #1362: Trigger Power Automate on Associate / Disassociate by George Doubinski/CRM Tip of the Day