How to Automate a Repetitive Task on Windows Although using Power Automate to its full potential can be complicated, automating simple and repetitive tasks can be straightforward.

For instance, you can make a Power Automate flow that will create a new Planner task any time a channel post starts with “TODO,” eliminating the need to manually create said task after the fact.

If you’re currently passing IT support requests manually, consider using Power Automate with Microsoft Lists to pass information automatically.

With Power Automate, you can create automated workflows for a wide range of business tasks across multiple apps and services — no coding required. Here’s how to get up and running, along with ...

Bundled with Windows 11, Power Automate for Windows lets you wrap low-code workflows around your desktop applications. A new SDK supports custom actions.

What’s nice about this way of working with Power Automate is that it extends the fusion teams concept Microsoft has been pioneering with its cross-disciplinary approach to low-code development.

Microsoft is finally adding Copilot-like AI flows to Power Automate, the Windows app that can create mega-macros to perform a variety of tasks.

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft updated its Power Platform: robotic process automation (RPA) features, Power Virtual Agents, and new AI Builder prebuilt models.

Starting today (in public preview), Power Automate users can write what they want to automate in natural language and have Codex generate suggestions to jumpstart the flow creation.

Ignite 2019: Microsoft is continuing to add more features to its Power Platform, the collection of low-code and no-code tools including Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate.