I’m choosing to install Power Automate Desktop only, not the older UI flows at all. Installing the app is straightforward process. Next, I’m provided an option to download the app and a browser extension. I name the new UI flow as Entries to PlanMill. I don’t even have the PA Desktop installed yet, but I bet that I can get it done by choosing the + Create a new UI flow option right within the action’s UI flow dropdown.Īnd voilá, after clicking the option, a Build a UI flow dialog is opened. Notice the last action called Run a flow built by Power Automate Desktop (preview).
That flow then fetches hours entered for the specific project, and for each entry it starts a UI flow to enter the hours into PlanMill using browser interface. So, what I need to do, is to create a Power Automate flow to that is run at the end of each day. Perhaps we can automate the work of entering hours to one of the PM systems by taking advantage of this brand new desktop application and UI flows? Let’s give it a shot! …a new desktop-based robotic process automate (RPA) authoring solution that expands low-code automation capabilities for everyone in an organization… Last month at Ignite Microsoft announced a preview of Power Automate Desktop. Customer’s hour reporting system is PlanMill. At Cloudriven, we are using custom solution that basically consists of Azure SQL Database to hold the data, and of Power Apps based user interface to enable entering hours to the system. So, basically he needs to enter hours into our company’s own project management system, as well as into customer’s hour reporting system. My colleague is currently working on a project where he needs to report working hours into two different systems.
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