Power Automate: Associate a Flow within context of Power Apps

Why?

In one of my previous blog posts Power Automate: Flows within context of Power Apps, I already explained that Microsoft will enforce Power Automate licensing on Flows using premium functionalities. Here I also explained on how to associate a Flow within context in case Premium Power Apps licensing is enough. Now I recently started getting emails on several accounts with the “Flow turn-off alert“:

Notification that a Power Automate Flow needs a premium license or will be turned of

However the instructions in this email are not complete… there is another scenario where this Power Automate Flow could run “within context of Power Apps” . In that case the Power Automate Flows could be scheduled or automated without the need for a Premium Power Automate License, because the context of the premium Power Apps would be enough .

What?

As the deadline on Power Automate licensing enforcement is closing in on us, Microsoft fortunately created another way to associate a Flow within the context of aPower App. In the previous blog post Power Automate: Flows within context of Power Apps, I already explained the Power Shell way. This post is to explain the new in-product experience .

How?

The most up-to-date instructions can be found at Associate flows with apps – Power Automate | Microsoft Learn. You can now just simply:

1)Open the desired Power Automate Flow details page. On this details page there is now a new section on the bottom right: Associated Apps. You can even find a deep link to Learn More about this functionality and its purpose:

Associated Apps
Power Automate: Associate a Flow within context of Power Apps

2)Use Edit link the new section on the bottom right to associate the Power Automate Flow. We can even associate it with one ore more Premium licensed Power Apps:

Associated Apps
Power Automate: Associate a Flow within context of Power Apps

Pause
This is another great step in empowering No-Code/Low-Code Citizen Developers to achiever more!

About the Author

A Microsoft 365 Enthusiast and Power Platform Citizen developer working with the #1 Partner of Microsoft in the Netherlands: InSpark .

Reference

Lohn, D, 2023, Power Automate: Associate a Flow within context of Power Apps, Knowhere365.space, Available at: https://knowhere365.space/power-automate-associate-a-flow-within-context-of-power-apps/ [Accessed on 7 September 2023]

STAY UP TO DATE

Catch up on the latest blogseBookswebinars, and how-to videos.
Not a member? Sign up today to unlock all content.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest community updates.

Share this on...

Rate this Post:

Share: