The Future of Business Applications: Power Apps and AI

  Microsoft Power Platform Power Automate In your Microsoft 365Tenant, there may be a lot of workflows running numerous times every day some execute automatically, some follow a schedule, and others trigger instantly upon user requests. Additionally, Desktop Flows are used to integrate with legacy systems. As a result, multiple workflows operate simultaneously to meet various requirements.  With many workflows running, several challenges arise: Monitoring each flow is time-consuming.   Validating execution times can be complex.   Flow owners receive summary notifications for failed workflows but must manually check each one to diagnose issues.   To overcome these challenges, Microsoft introduced the Automation Center.  What is a Power Platform Automation Center?  The Automation Center in Power Platform is a central hub for tracking and managing automation in Power Automate. It helps different users, like creators, operators, CoE team mem...

  Automating OneNote to SharePoint Migration Using Power Automate’s OneNote Actions Power Automate SharePoint Services Migrating OneNote pages to SharePoint as documents can be a tedious task when done manually. In this blog, I will explain a step-by-step process to automate the migration using Power Automate. Note:  Images inside OneNote pages cannot be migrated using this method. A different approach and some manual works are required for that. Step-by-Step Automated Migration Flow 1. Trigger: Manual Trigger I have used a manual trigger for this flow, but you can modify it as per your needs. Additionally, I have initialized two variables to store the notebook key and section key. 2. Get OneNote Notebooks I used the  "Get recent notebooks"  action to fetch the available notebooks and added a condition to select only one notebook, storing its key in a variable. If needed, you can loop through all the notebooks instead. Save hours of manual work get expert automation ...