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ScriptRunner ActionPack for Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate

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January 14, 2020

By: Aline Imhof Jan 14, 2020 4:38:49 PM

Automation

Power Apps and Power Automate are the Microsoft solutions for rapid application development and creating workflows.   With the PowerShell module for Power Apps and Automate administrators can save a great deal of time when it comes to executing recurring tasks. The current version of the Microsoft module supports i.e. setting user permissions for existing Flows, starting and stopping Flows and adding connectors.
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Based on this module we have created a new ScriptRunner ActionPack. It comes with ready-to-use scripts that you can run with ScriptRunner and it enables you to securely delegate Power App-related administrative tasks to your HelpDesk staff and end users.

The new ScriptRunner ActionPack for Microsoft Power Apps and Automate is available on our Github repository at https://github.com/scriptrunner/ActionPacks/tree/master/O365/PowerApps.

Would you like to learn more about this topic? Register now for our webinar Administrate PowerApps and Automate efficiently with PowerShell!

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Aline Imhof

Aline Imhof is an Online Marketing Specialist and PowerShell Hero with a background in video games. She worked for ScriptRunner until July 2021

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