| Uzair Iftikhar
INTRODUCTION TO POWER AUTOMATE FLOW
Microsoft Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow) is used to automate the repetitive business processes that help us to create automated workflows between our Favorite apps and services to synchronize files, get notifications, and collect data.
TYPES OF FLOWS
Power Automate holds distinct types of flows. The difference between these flows is the running process. Let us look at the several types and the difference in triggering these to run.
- Automated flow
- Scheduled flows
- Business process flow
- UI flows
POWER AUTOMATE FLOW FOR INSERTING DATA IN DATAVERSE
1: Create a power automate flow with manual trigger and initialize variables for dataverse table columns name
2: Make a global scope and put all steps for parsing and fetching data in that scope so it will make you flow easier to understand and you will not get confused in the flow
3: After parsing all the data in JSON format make a array of object that you will now pass in a child flow for processing data in dataverse
4 : Now follow these steps to perform document processing from child flow to dataverse table
After following all these steps your flow will be able to process data from document and insert the data in dataverse table
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