
Power Automate is a cloud-based service that connects apps to create workflows, automating repetitive tasks with templates, connectors, and a mobile option to save time.
Connect over 500 apps and services to Power Automate, enabling time-saving workflows; explore popular standard and premium options, and search for the right connector.
Examine the five flow types in Power Automate—automated, instant, and scheduled cloud flows, plus desktop and business process flows—along with Process Advisor.
Learn how flows work by creating a simple instant flow with a manual trigger, naming the flow, attaching an Outlook email action, and testing the flow end-to-end.
Connect to the Google Drive connector and add a create file action to save a OneDrive for business file into a Google Drive folder, mapping the file name and content.
Learn to test a flow in Power Automate using the flow checker and manual tests, verify errors or warnings, and confirm a successful run with a file added to OneDrive.
Create a scheduled cloud flow from blank in Power Automate, set a start date and time, choose weekly recurrence on selected days, and configure time zones to auto-send reminder emails.
Configure a scheduled flow to run every Monday at 8 and 10 a.m., then send an email via Office 365 outlook connector using send email v2, with subject and body.
Learn to test a schedule flow in Power Automate using a recurrence trigger, testing manually with sample emails and reviewing run details, frequency, subject, and body.
Create an automated cloud flow trigger with conditions by filtering incoming emails, checking for attachments, and targeting emails sent to a specific recipient before applying an action.
Learn to add a conditional action to a flow, using an if-then rule that runs when a subject contains transfer request and attachments exist to create that attachment in SharePoint.
Build a Power Automate flow that uses a yes or no condition on incoming emails with attachments and a transfer request subject, and saves each attachment to SharePoint.
Master conditional flow in Power Automate by testing a flow that saves attachments to SharePoint when email subject contains a transfer request, validating with flow checker and test runs.
Create a flow from a template to capture tweets with a hashtag and save them to a SharePoint list. Connect Twitter and SharePoint, configure the search text, and test it.
Modify a Power Automate flow to capture tweets with a hashtag, save them to SharePoint, and add a date and time field, then test and verify runs.
Create a flow in Power Automate from a template that posts a message to Microsoft Teams when a new task is created in Planner, alerting the team.
Test a Power Automate flow that posts a Microsoft Teams alert when a new Planner task is created, including the task title and due date, and confirm the flow runs.
Master Power Automate by building an approval flow that starts on a Microsoft Forms submission, sends approval emails to the right people, and returns a response email to the requester.
Configure an approval flow for a Microsoft Form submission, set the approval type to first response, assign approvers, and include dynamic form details with email notifications.
Learn to build a Power Automate flow from a template that triggers on Microsoft Form submissions, routes approvals, and sends email notifications via condition-based paths.
Explore how the Power Automate mobile app lets you create, manage, monitor, and trigger flows on the go, access connectors, templates, and instant flows, and share button-enabled automation.
Create a button flow in Power Automate to track your working hours by using an Excel Online template, signing in, and saving timestamps to a OneDrive for Business workbook.
Explore tools for managing Power Automate flows, including analytics, sharing, on/off controls, fix connections, and exporting or using templates to optimize usage.
Power Automate lets you share a flow by adding an owner, granting access to run history and connections, or create a copy with Save As after removing personal content.
Export and import flows in Power Automate by packaging as a zip and transferring to another environment, prompting for connections. Choose create as new or update during import.
discover how to import a flow exported from another environment in Power Automate by uploading a zip file, configuring connections, and choosing import options.
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, automation is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Microsoft Power Automate is a powerful tool that empowers individuals and organizations to automate repetitive tasks, simplify complex workflows, and integrate services and applications without writing a single line of code. This course is designed to introduce you to the world of automation using Power Automate, whether you’re a complete beginner or someone with limited technical experience looking to work smarter and save time.
Power Automate connects your favorite apps and services—such as Outlook, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Excel, and many others—so you can automate tasks, streamline approvals, schedule actions, and monitor processes. With this tool, routine activities like email notifications, file backups, and task updates can be performed automatically, allowing you to focus on more important and strategic work.
Throughout this course, you will be guided step-by-step through real-world scenarios where automation can make a significant impact. You’ll explore different types of flows, understand how triggers and actions work, and learn to customize your automations to match your needs. The course uses a hands-on approach, making it easier to understand how each component works in action.
Whether you're a student, professional, business owner, or simply someone interested in boosting productivity, this course will help you grasp the practical uses of Power Automate in daily life and business. With the increasing demand for efficiency in all industries, knowing how to use automation tools like Power Automate is an essential skill that can give you a strong advantage.