Microsoft Power Automate Reviews

My main use case for Microsoft Power Automate is to automate equality assurance processes where my agents receive emails automatically after I complete assessments.

This automation has made the process a bit smoother for my agents rather than communicating their scores manually. Microsoft Power Automate has helped to disseminate their scores to them seamlessly.

It's also made work easier for my quality assurance team whereby they communicate feedback to the agents easily when needed.

The best features Microsoft Power Automate offers include the aspect of providing responses instantly to the agents. It's a great one for me, and I think that stands out.

Instant responses have helped in that the agents are able to get assessment in real-time, and we also developed a feedback mechanism whereby the agents can submit feedbacks if they want to query a particular result. We are able to automate all of these processes using Microsoft Power Automate, and it's a win-win case for the analysts as well as the agents.

Microsoft Power Automate has positively impacted my organization as it has saved a lot of time and effort. Before now, what we did was to collate the response results of the agents after assessments and had to provide it to the agents manually. But with Microsoft Power Automate, the agents get their scores in real-time and it saves time, effort, and a lot of stress for our team. It's a very good one for me.

Our primary use case for Power Automate is mainly extracting data from regulators' and government websites. We have executed numerous projects, with a major one being the data extraction from these websites.

One of the most valuable features of Power Automate is its ability to extract text from a website. The capability to navigate different pages using click buttons is also crucial. 

We have saved thousands of hours by automating tasks that would have been labor-intensive and error-prone if done manually. This automation has significantly reduced human errors, allowing us to avoid such issues more effectively.

The main use cases for Microsoft Power Automate are SharePoint automation and third-party integrations with the Power Platform.

What I find valuable in Microsoft Power Automate is that it is a low-code platform, which is the first major important aspect. The second beneficial feature is that it is easy to use, and we can extend its capabilities through integration with third-party applications.

The benefits of the integration part of Microsoft Power Automate are significant when working with two systems, such as Power Platform and Salesforce. If I want to fill something in Power Platform and need to fill another item in Salesforce, instead of doing the same task in different platforms, I can directly fill it in Power Platform and integrate it with Salesforce through API in Microsoft Power Automate, and my work is complete. I don't need to use Salesforce again.

I have seen measurable benefits from Microsoft Power Automate as it saves a significant amount of time, and time saved translates to money.

The uses cases are fairly basic for my clients in the IT industry.

The email routing and management features are strong, as is the report consolidation functionality.

The integration itself is good. I have not tried many complex workflows in it because of the different limitations. For every plugin, I need to add some money. It's not coming as a bundle.

But the basic flows look okay.

The ability to integrate with third-party services works well. However, there are frequent prompts for login and credentials, especially when interacting with server-based resources.

We use the product to automate tasks and reduce manual work in our organization. It helps set up a workflow to send a daily email reminder at a specific time, eliminating the need for manual intervention and ensuring timely reminders. It integrates Outlook as well.

The product provides valuable integration with other Microsoft tools. Azure Logistics can refresh the data and convert images into PDFs and Excel sheets automatically.

Our primary use case for Microsoft Power Automate is in the direction of citizen developers, mainly small automations built by business people themselves. We also use it for automations in finance departments with Power Apps.

Hyperautomation strategies are built around UiPath and Microsoft Power Platform, improving service delivery. It is easy to learn for business users, facilitating quick setup of automations.

Microsoft Power Automate has helped one of my clients to update a SharePoint list automatically. There was no need to open the SharePoint list every time and update it. Instead, a flow that runs and updates it.

The most valuable feature of the solution is that it easily integrates with Azure DevOps.