What is Consider Power Automate scenarios

Most organizations utilize multiple applications and services every day. Users are sending and receiving emails in one application, while salespeople and service reps might be working in the organization’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. Having so many different applications, it’s common to have processes or procedures that need to pass information across these applications.

One of the advantages of Power Automate is how easily it works with the different applications that organizations use each day. This is true even when the applications aren’t built from the same vendor. For example, using connectors, you can easily trigger a flow when an order is created in Salesforce and store a copy of it in SharePoint. Regardless of which services and applications an organization is using, there are many times when a flow interacts with many of the most popular Microsoft technologies. A flow can be triggered when someone creates a new document in Microsoft SharePoint or sends an approvals card to a manager in Microsoft Teams. Power Automate can easily be used to create processes around interact with those applications.

Let’s examine some use-cases related to popular Microsoft technologies.