Hoping that you will find the above updates useful, please feel free to provide your questions and feedback in the Power Automate Community. The option ‘Create desktop shortcut’ is now available for desktop flows in the console for premium users, allowing them to run a flow via a shortcut from their desktop without having to open the console. When capturing an element, a loading icon appears until the proper action is generated.Ī new option to create desktop shortcuts for desktop flows has been introduced.The recorder’s context menu, opened with right clicking on an element, is enhanced with more options, related to the type of the UI element.Interaction with custom elements such as Date pickers and Color pickers is now enabled.For certain actions like ‘Set dropdown list value’, a dedicated context menu appears to easily pick one of the available options.In addition, some new functionalities have been added therein: The recorder has been redesigned, so that its performance is now improved, and its context menus are now accessible: Improved performance and design of the recorder New features and updates have been added, as described below. Until now, a per-user license for Power Automate Desktop would set you back at least $15 per month.We are happy to announce that the September 2022 update of Power Automate for desktop (version 2.24) has been released! You can download the latest release here. Users who want to give Power Automate Desktop a try can now download it from Microsoft, but in the coming weeks, it’ll become part of Microsoft’s Insider Builds for Windows 10 and then eventually become a built-in part of Windows 10, all the way down to the standard Windows Home version. This means you can build a flow that combines DPA (digital process automation), RPA (robotic process automation) and AI.
It’s based on Microsoft’s acquisition of Softomotive in early 2020, but Microsoft has since extended Softomotive’s technology and integrated it deeper into its own stack. In Power Automate (web), you can connect to flows created in Power Automate Desktop- enabling you to bring together your modern, cloud based systems with everything else you might do on your computer.
Power Automate Desktop originally launched last September. It comes with 370 prebuilt actions that help you build flows across different applications, but its real power is in letting you build your own scripts to automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks. Power Automate Desktop is what Microsoft calls its “attended Robotic Process Automation” solution, but you can think of it as a macro recorder on steroids. Microsoft today announced that it is making Power Automate Desktop, its enterprise-level tool for creating automated desktop-centric workflows, available to all Windows 10 users for free.
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