HTTP request trigger is a frequently used functionality that helps customers integrate Power Automate with other systems. This allows a flow to be started based on an HTTP call. Today, we are introducing OAuth support for HTTP request triggers for deeper control on what applications and users can invoke such automations.
» Read morePublic preview of Power Automate integration with Azure Application Insights to enable customers to diagnose and monitor their cloud flow telemetry with the best-in-class APM offering from Azure
» Read morePublic preview announcement of customer managed encryption key support for Power Automate
» Read moreLast month at Ignite, we announced a set of collaboration capabilities across Power Platform. Today, we are excited to announce even more features within commenting on Power Automate. Now, you can at-mention your co-workers in your comments and have others receive email notifications when you do so.
» Read moreCollaborating with your colleagues often helps you in developing complex workflows faster. With the introduction of co-presence in Power Automate, each user can know in near real-time which other users are currently editing the flow.
» Read moreAnnouncing the availability of variables in UI flows. With this feature, users can add variables to perform multiple actions within your UI automation. You can use variables for data types such as integer, float, array, and string.
» Read moreAnnouncing the availability of UI flow loops and array inputs. With this feature, we are providing the ability to add a loop to your UI automation as a post-recording activity. You will be able to pass an array object as input variable from an API flow to a UI flow, and then create a loop within UI flow script to perform repetitive action within your UI automation.
» Read moreAnnouncing the availability of error handling and control logic actions for UI flows.
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