Power Automate

Most Power Automate flows don’t fail because of connectors. They fail because of logic . A condition doesn’t match. A value is empty. A date behaves unexpectedly. An approval goes to the wrong person. All of these problems come down to expressions Actions Show What Happens. Expressions Decide Whether It Happens. You can build flows using actions alone. But the moment you need to: validate data compare values calculate totals control approvals handle exceptions you are already

In this article, we walk through a real-world scenario where lead information is captured using Microsoft Forms , including support for multiple file attachments . The solution focuses on using Power Automate  to automatically store the submitted form data into a SharePoint list , while securely saving all uploaded attachments in SharePoint.  Step 1: Create an Automated Cloud Flow for Microsoft Forms Go to Power Automate  and click Create . Select Automated cloud flow  as th

In many organizations, sales and marketing teams capture customer leads in a SharePoint list  as part of their daily operations. However, tracking which leads have not yet been contacted  often becomes a manual and time-consuming task. In this scenario, the customer wants to automate a daily report  that identifies all uncontacted leads  stored in SharePoint and sends the report as a CSV file via email  to the internal team. Using Microsoft Power Automate , we can build a sch

Learn how to use the Do until  action in Microsoft Power Automate  to automatically follow up on new leads until they are contacted. This article explains a real-world sales use case and shows how Do until helps ensure no lead is ever missed. In sales and customer engagement, speed matters . When a new lead is submitted, delays in follow-up can directly impact conversion rates. But what if your team forgets to respond—or gets busy? This is where the Do until  action in Power

In Power Apps , it’s easy to pull related data from two tables using the LookUp()  function. But when you move to Power Automate , there’s no direct “LookUp expression” you can use in the same way. This article focuses on a common real-world scenario: you have two different tables that share a common identifier , and you want to retrieve the matching data and combine it into one clean output . We’ll walk through a step-by-step approach to achieve this in Power Automate. Examp

When you build flows in Power Automate , every action you add comes with a Settings panel  (the gear icon). These settings determine how...

Expressions in Power Automate are small formulas that help you transform data, apply conditions, and automate logic  within flows....

Power Automate Built in Tools ( Actions ) This Power Automate Built-in Tools Cheat Sheet is your quick guide to core actions like...

Scenario: Digital Test Drive Booking System Think of a car showroom that wants to simplify how customers book a test drive. Instead of...

When you’re building an application like an attendance system , one common requirement is to capture the location  of the employee at the...

In many real-world scenarios, you may need to migrate SharePoint list data into Dataverse. Power Platform provides Dataflows , an inbuilt...