This is introduction to Power Automate Desktop Tool from Microsoft

This is introduction to Power Automate Desktop Tool from Microsoft

1. Power Automate Desktop Presentation by Mithali Gupta

2. Types Of Flow

3. What is Power Automate Desktop?

4. Why we use Power Automate Desktop?

5. When to use Power Automate Desktop?

6. Benefits of Desktop Flows

7. Attended Flows

8. Unattended Flows

9. Components of Power Automate Desktop

10. Power Automate designer elements  The toolbar  (A) -  ( Save ,  Undo ,  Copy ,  Debug , and  Paste ) Contains basic operations for use with actions and buttons to start the desktop/web recorders and control the process flow  (Start/Pause/Stop).  Sub flow (B) - Allows you to add sub flows under your Main flow. Actions pane (C) - Contains all Power Automate actions and includes a search bar. Workspace (D) - Contains all actions that are added to the process. Functions are separated into tabs. Input/output variables (E) - Contains all variables that you create in the process. Flow variables (F) - List of all variables that are used in the flow.