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UI Flow Triggers

In continuation to my previous blog post today we will see what are different options to trigger a UI flow.

Deciding the nature of triggers may depend on the nature of the flow(UI Flow) that you created.

  • Attended Mode: To run an attended UI flow, you need to have an active Windows user session that matches the name of the user configured for your connection. The session must not be locked.
  • Unattended Mode: To run unattended UI flows, the target machine needs to be available with all users signed out.

Prerequisites

  • You need the on-premises data gateway for your device to have the UI flow triggered by Power Automate.

  • A work or school account.

You can run UI flow from Power Automate flows. Triggering these flows can be done using from an event, button, schedule, or business process flow.

  1. Sign in to Power Automate.

  2. Select My flows in the left navigation pane.

  3. Select New, and then select your desired type of flow.

  4. Give your flow a name in the Flow name box.

  5. Select Create, and then select New step.




































Provide the gateway information and device credentials.

You'll have to do this once per device:

  • Gateway: Select the gateway that you created earlier or use New gateway to create a new gateway.

  • Domain and Username: Displays the work or school account from the device.

  • Password: Provide your work or school account’s password.







































    6. Select the UI flow that you previously created.

    7. Select Save to save your automated flow.

    8. Try testing your flow.


Thanks,
Keyur

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