Power Automate
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business | Free | Microsoft Corporation | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
• Instantaneously respond to critical notifications or emails
• Inform the whole team whenever a work item is updated
• Capture, track, and follow-up with new sales leads
• Get an overview of the data your flows are automatically collecting
Get real-time tracking and control
Sign in with your work or school account, and use the Microsoft Flow app to monitor your automated flow runs. Whether you want a general overview or detailed information, it’s easy to diagnose issues, synchronize data, and more.
• Turn flows on or off from wherever you are
• See when a flow has failed
• Review detailed run history reports
• View and filter runs by notification type
Reviews
Widgets don’t work but otherwise, it’s flawless
Peter Prov
When I try to add widgets based on the power automate buttons, nothing shows up even though I have several buttons in the PowerApp
Button don’t show on widget
jerrytb1
Your flow buttons are slow to load within the app. It takes about 3-5 seconds to appear. When you force click on the app before going into the app, it won’t recognize your buttons so can’t creat a shortcut widget. Also the widget screen won’t show any of your buttons. I’ve already sent in a support ticket, but there has no follow up or resolution.
Not friendly on mobile
Musicman711
Power automate (FKA flow) is by far one of the most useful tools in the Microsoft tool kit. It’s so frustrating how they haven’t created a viable option for organizing automations. As a power user, I’ve had to become diligent with my naming conventions just so I can keep track of everything. The mobile app just shows you how badly this is needed. I just spent 10 minutes scrolling for some thing that I just made. How is that “automating” my work?
Good stuff but shouldn’t rename
CJ GJ
Very valuable tool in my arsenal. I just don’t understand why they would rename the already short and catchy name of Flow to this weird Power Automate. Doesn’t fit with the rest of their simplified naming conventions.
Big fan of this app and automation
tomgold10
Power Automate with power apps, power BI, SharePoint and online excel together are all game changers. They show a lot of promise and have already exhibited their potential to improve operational workflow. Big big fan. A business should seriously consider Microsoft 365!
Works great but needs iPad app
djgoulet
Needs an iPad app. Only useful for buttons. Office 365 web apps are notoriously glitchy on Safari, the only really usable browser on an iPad. Really need an optimized app with feature parity to the web apps.
