Microsoft Power Automate offers a single intelligent automation service, helping streamline workflows and processes so users can get time back for what matters most.
Today, at Microsoft Ignite, we are announcing the latest step in helping organizations harness the power of low-code automation with several updates in Microsoft Power Automate.
Over the past year and a half, Microsoft Power Automate doubled down on its investments in the robotic process automation (RPA) space, through acquisition and new product and capability launches. Today, those investments have paid off.
As companies strive to be more nimble and focus productivity on innovation, workplace automation is taking center stage. With the right tools, like Microsoft Power Automate, everyone can reduce time-consuming tasks to focus on what matters most.
We have a number of exciting sessions at Microsoft Build this year – covering different aspects of the Power Platform – from process advisor to the ways that you’ll be able to connect to DocuSign or collaborate with others to build solutions.
The Microsoft Business Applications Launch Event is almost here. Join us on April 6, 2021, from 9–10:30 AM Pacific Time (UTC -7) to discover how new innovations coming to the 2021 wave 1 release will give you the tools you need to transform your business.
In 2020, Microsoft Power Automate doubled down on its investments in the robotic process automation (RPA) space with the introduction of Microsoft Power Automate Desktop.
Over the past year, Power Automate has been integrating more deeply with Microsoft Teams to help you automate your work and be more productive. We’ve introduced features like triggering a flow from any message and new Teams actions like create a meeting and mention support that allow rich and complex workflows within Teams.
This year at Microsoft Ignite, I’m happy to continue the conversation about how Microsoft Power Automate is enabling developers to further accelerate their organizations digital transformation with low-code Robotic Process Automation (RPA) accessible to all users.
Today, we are announcing that Microsoft is leading on vision within the Gartner Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Magic Quadrant. In the report, you’ll learn about Gartner’s assessment of the products in this market and explore their features.
Learn about the new connectors, triggers and more available with Power Automate and Microsoft Teams. You can streamline how you work and launch a workflow directly from Teams, expand automations within Teams through new connecter updates, and, automate with Dataverse.
In February we passed 300 connectors — including the new SAP ERP connector. Since then, we’ve added 15 new connectors from many different partners. Moreover, you can use Azure AD authentication for Azure SQL Databases — providing significant security benefits for Power Automate authors and users.
