Course Overview:
Microsoft Cloud Power Automate is a cloud service that allows users to create automated workflows between apps and services to sync files, get notifications, and collect data. It’s part of Microsoft’s Power Platform and offers a low-code environment for workflow and process automation. Power Automate supports various types of flows, including Automated Flows, Button Flows, Scheduled Flows, Business Process Flows, and UI Flows. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) within Power Automate enables automating simple, repetitive tasks across applications with no coding or scripting required, using a drag-and-drop interface.
Prerequisite:
There is no particular experience required; Power Automate itself new to the market and companies haven’t any other alternative to go for when they are short-staffed with required resources.
Audience:
- Both RPA beginners and veterans
- Professionals interested in hands-on experience with Power Automate
Topic 1: Introduction to Power Automate and features of RPA
- What is Power Automate
- Sing up with Power Automate
- See all features of it and understand its functionality
- How effective it is as compared to other RPS tools
Topic 2: Understanding the MS Flow, PowerApps and all features in detail
- MS Flow
- PowerApps
- PowerApps Forms from scratch
Topic 3: Design PowerApps and formula methods
- Templates
- From Blank or scratch
- PowerApps properties and formula method
Topic 4: The overall progress of Power Automate and learning sources
- Real-time examples
- Overall Experience and feedback
- Guidance and reference for learning
Topic 5: Introduction to Power Automate and features of RPA
- Introduction, Sign Up
- Learn All Feature of Power Automate
- Create your First Flow, Use real-time examples to understand the flows
Topic 6: Understanding the MS Flow, PowerApps and all features in detail
- Automated Flows, Scheduled Flows, Manual Trigger Flows, Flow from Blank
- Create Flow from Scratch
- Trigger a Flow with email
- SharePoint Reminder Flow
- Create Flow for Teams
- Approval Flow with SharePoint List
- MS Forms with Flow and SharePoint List
- Outlook 365 Email using Flows
- Set Reminders in Outlook using Flow
- Manage emails using MS Flow
- Excel to SharePoint list using Flow
- Create Task and set reminders using Flow
- Import and Export Flows for easy installation
- Power Automate Connectors
- Manage User details using Office 365
- Common Examples of MS Flows
Topic 7: Design PowerApps and formula methods
- PowerApps with SharePoint 2013
- Use PowerApps forms to manage SharePoint form
- Cascade Menu and formula methods
- PowerApps
- PowerApps tools properties and key features
- Excel to PowerApps to Excel
