
Microsoft Power Automate Basic – Intermediate
Course Summary
Power Automate is a no-code or low-code tool, allowing any user to design and create their own solutions and improve the way they work without the need for high-level technical skills.
In this course, students will learn the basics of working with cloud flows in Power Automate. Flows will be created from templates and from scratch, enabling participants to become familiar with basic components of flows, the different connectors, triggers and actions available and how to combine them to develop useful solutions.
Students will learn to navigate the Power Automate environment, basic administration of flows and how to share flows in various ways to collaborate on flow development or share functionality.
On completion of this course you will know how to:
- Navigate Power Automate
- Create basic flows
- Handle basic administration of flows
- Share flows in various ways
- Collaborate on flows with their team
Duration : 2 Days
COURSE OUTLINE
Day 1:
Introduction to Power Automate
- Overview of Power Automate and its capabilities
- Understanding the benefits of using Power Automate
- Introduction to the Power Automate interface
Creating Flows
- Understanding what flows are and how they work
- Creating a basic flow using a pre-built template
- Understanding triggers and actions
- Creating a custom flow from scratch
Create an Automated Flow
- Approval flows
- A simple approval flow
- Parallel branches
- Error handling
- Configure run after option
- Terminate
- Edit the approval flow
- Use an automated flow
- Change approval status from a flow
- Create a flow from blank
- Apply to each
Data Sources
- Understanding the various data sources that Power Automate can connect to
- Connecting to common data sources like SharePoint, OneDrive, and Outlook
- Using premium connectors to access more data sources
Building Conditions and Loops
- Understanding the importance of conditions and loops in creating efficient flows
- Creating conditional statements using If/Else statements
- Using loops to iterate through data
Day 2:
Building Complex Flows
- Understanding how to build more complex flows by combining triggers, actions, conditions, and loops
- Building advanced flows using multiple conditions and loops
Flow Debugging and Troubleshooting
- Debugging flows using the built-in debugging tools
- Troubleshooting common issues like connectivity issues and flow failures
- Best practices for flow maintenance and optimization
Working with Power Automate Templates
- Understanding how to use Power Automate templates to quickly create new flows
- Creating and sharing custom templates
Power Automate Governance and Security
- Understanding how to govern and secure flows
- Creating policies to control flow usage
- Understanding the importance of data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR and HIPAA
Trigger a Flow from Another Flow
- Solutions
- Parent flows
- Child flows
Conclusion
- Recap of what was covered in the course
- Next steps for further learning and exploration of Power Automate


