Why Power Automate?
Automate business processes
When we think about automation into today’s modern world and how people operate, we can see how some of the best organizations are powered by strategic, creative people. They have a sense of vision that pulses through every part of the company.
But the pressures of the modern business world combined with the tedious and repetitive daily tasks can bog down your smart, creative people and preventive them from more high-value/strategic work.
This is where Microsoft Power Automate can step in to streamline these repetitive tasks and business processes, so people can focus their attention where it's needed most.
On-demand
Take your first steps into a larger world.
Power Automate gives every organization the possibility to start automating repetitive tasks and business processes quickly with no technical expertise required. Start your journey now with this hands-on training.
Benefits of Power Automate
Boost productivity
Digitize ad-hoc pen and paper processes across personal and organizational workflows
Reduce redundancy
Reduce redundant tasks and focus on more strategic work with desktop automation.
Scale securely
Securely scale and integrate automation across your organization
in the cloud.
Automation is not an island
Leverage the One Microsoft Cloud so that automation is not an island.
FAQ
No. Power Automate uses a visual, no-code interface. Business users can create simple workflows independently. For more advanced automations and RPA solutions, we work together: we handle the technical implementation while you provide the process expertise.
Yes. Through the on-premises data gateway, Power Automate can securely connect to systems that are not hosted in the cloud. This includes legacy databases, ERP systems, and other infrastructure that has not yet been migrated. Cloud and on-premises systems can then work together within a single automated process.
Power Automate includes built-in monitoring capabilities. You can view the run history of every flow, receive automatic error notifications when a flow fails, and track performance through analytics dashboards. This ensures you always know whether your processes are running as expected.
Processes that include approval of workflows, document processing (such as shipping documents, invoices, and forms), report generation, data collection from multiple systems, notifications and alerts, and repetitive data-entry tasks in legacy systems. If a process occurs regularly and follows predefined rules, it is likely suitable for automation.
Power Platform
The other components
Build powerful end-to-end business solutions by connecting Power Automate across Microsoft Power Platform—and to Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, Azure, and hundreds of other apps—to drive innovation across your entire organisation.
Strong on its own. Together even better.
Let's work together
Turn great ideas into impactful solutions and let us bring your business ideas to life.