Understanding Power Automate

 Power Automate is a cloud-based service developed by Microsoft that allows users to create automated workflows between different applications and services. The service was previously known as Microsoft Flow, but was rebranded as Power Automate as part of the Microsoft Power Platform.

With Power Automate, users can create custom workflows that can integrate with various services, including Microsoft Office 365, Dynamics 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, and many others. These workflows can be triggered automatically based on certain events, such as receiving an email or a new file being added to a SharePoint document library.

Power Automate provides a range of pre-built templates and connectors that can be used to create workflows quickly and easily. Users can also create their own custom workflows using a drag-and-drop interface, with no coding required. Workflows can include a wide range of actions, such as sending email notifications, creating new files or records, or updating data in other services.

Power Automate also includes built-in security and compliance features to ensure that workflows are secure and meet regulatory requirements. Users can control access to their workflows using role-based security and multi-factor authentication.

Overall, Power Automate is a powerful tool that allows users to automate repetitive tasks and integrate different applications and services, with no coding required. It can save time and increase productivity by automating business processes and providing more accurate and efficient data handling across a range of applications and services.


These are Aspects related to Power Platform like 

Power Apps 

Power Query 

Power Automate 

Power BI


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to use lamda expression for updating using LINQ

This is small example showing how we use lamda expression in the programming section , Generally we use lamda expression when working wiht LINQ , or the classs of list type where need to get the data based on any where clause. public Boolean Update(string id) { int flag = 0; string str = DateTime.Now.Day + "-" + DateTime.Now.Month + "-" + DateTime.Now.Year; foreach (var c in obj.Task_Details.Where(x => x.task_no == id)) { c.task_date = str; flag = 1; c.status = "Complete"; } obj.SaveChanges(); if (flag == 1) { return true; } else { return false; } }
Read more

using session for login and logout in asp.net

firstly open the "Global.aspx". then create a function there  protected void Application_Start() { //we give the name of the session  here and declare it null ..username is the name of the session //we can change it according to our needs Sesssion["username"]=""; } now we can create the function where we are login as function boolean login( string username, string password) {   // firstly we match the login details from the database. if(username == logincredintialfromdb && password ==logincredintialfromdb ) { // the values are matched here so are assiging the value to the session variable Session["username"]= username ; return true; } else { return false; } }
Read more

How to post data in MVC using form collection for Beginners.

Here we can simply put the data into the form tag and give each component an name .We are creating a login form using the MVC Architecture. <form method="post" action="Name_of_the_function> <input type="text" name=username id=username> <input type="password" name =pass id=pass> <input id=submit type="submit"> on controller [httppost] public ActionResult Name_of_the_function(formcollection form) { string str=form["username"]; string str1= form["pass"]; }
Read more