Every team has jobs nobody wants to do. Someone copies the same numbers into a spreadsheet every Monday. An approval sits in an inbox for days because no one chased it. Power Automate handles that kind of work for you.
Power Automate is Microsoft's tool for automating tasks and workflows. You build a “flow” that does a job for you, like moving data or routing an approval, and it runs on its own. Business users can build one with low-code tools, and developers can take it further.
Link your apps and automate a task without heavy code. Power Automate has hundreds of ready-made connectors and templates to start from.
Not sure what to automate first? Process Mining maps how your work actually flows and shows you where the time goes, so you fix the right thing.
Add AI to your flows. AI Builder can read documents, pull out the details, summarize text and draft replies, so your automations handle more than simple steps.
Your flows run inside Microsoft's security and data controls. You set who can build what, and what data each flow is allowed to touch.
saved per employee annually
productivity gain on high-impact processes
saved per employee annually on medium-impact processes
faster workflow development for professional developers
Data Synchronization
Keep the same data up to date across your apps, with no manual copying.
Approval Workflows
Route requests to the right people and track sign-off, without the email chain.
Tell us the manual job that eats the most time, and we'll show you how to automate it with Power Automate.
Power Automate boasts a vast array of connectors, spanning various platforms and applications. For a comprehensive list, you can check them out on Microsoft’s official website.
While Power Automate includes RPA (robotic process automation) capabilities, it’s more than just RPA. Power Automate allows for both attended and unattended RPA, automating repetitive tasks and integrating seamlessly with various applications.
Yes, Power Automate is included with specific Office 365 licenses. For instance, Office 365 E3 provides access to Power Automate. However, the features and functionalities might be limited compared to a standalone Power Automate license.
Microsoft Flow was rebranded as Power Automate in 2019. Essentially, they are the same product, but with an updated name. The rebranding was part of Microsoft’s strategy to align it with the Power Platform suite.
Using a Power Automate expert has several advantages:
By collaborating with a Power Automate expert, you’re ensuring a comprehensive, evolving solution for your business process automation needs.
