Power Automate makes it really easy to cut down on repetitive work. I can quickly set up flows to handle things like sending reminders, moving files, or syncing data between apps. The ready-made templates are a big help, I just pick one and adjust it instead of starting from scratch. Since it connects so well with Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint, it fits right into my daily work without extra effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When flows get a little complex, debugging can be tricky and sometimes slow. The error messages don’t always explain what’s wrong, which can be frustrating. The licensing is also a bit confusing, you have to figure out which features are free and which need a premium. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Microsoft Power Automate to handle many tasks without needing to write code, which is especially helpful for streamlining repetitive tasks and managing email attachments. I really appreciate how it easily connects apps without much coding needed. It effectively eliminates repetition in my tasks, reducing errors significantly. I also like how it automates complex tasks in a friendly manner. The initial setup was very easy for me, and with that kind of ease and efficiency, I'm quite happy to rate it a 10 out of 10 for recommending it to others. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes workflows can be tricky to troubleshoot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it helps automate repetitive tasks easily, saves time, reduces manual work, and improves accuracy without needing any coding. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

sometimes its slow, especially with large or complex workflows. It also has limitations when handling advanced logic, which may require workarounds. Error messages are not always clear Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Microsoft Power Automate pretty easy to use, and I appreciate that there's no need for writing scripts or code. The setup process is very easy, which makes it accessible and convenient for me to automate tasks and fetch data via API. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's sometimes hard to find the right tools from it. Maybe a more intuitive search for said tools is needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I really like about Power Automate is how it takes those repetitive tasks you do over and over and just handles them for you automatically and implementation of new apps are much easier.

I've used it to connect older systems with newer tools, kick off data refreshes, send out alerts, and get different teams on the same page with their processes. A few things really stand out: the low-code setup means I can build things quickly without having to wait for IT, it plays nicely with all the Microsoft tools we already use like SQL, SharePoint, and Power BI, and when something breaks, I can actually see what went wrong and fix it pretty easily.

The best part is the time it saves. At MTA, when I was modernizing our reporting workflows, automating things freed up hours every week and made our data way more accurate. It just lets me think about how to make processes better while the tool does the actual work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Power Automate is that complex flows can get hard to debug, and some connectors can be a bit unreliable or limited. But overall, the benefits still outweigh these minor frustrations. I also had an issue with keep the database private as I gave access to people to the app within the organization, there might be a way for sure, but I am currently working on it to make the whole process seamless. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I value most about Microsoft Power Automate is how simple it is to get started. I didn’t need advanced technical knowledge to set up workflows, and within a short time I was able to have them running smoothly. Once the licenses were in place, the setup process felt seamless and straightforward. I also like how effortlessly it connects with the Microsoft suite—like Outlook, Teams, and Office 365—as well as third-party platforms such as Google Drive and Salesforce. Its ability to work with both modern cloud apps and older desktop systems makes it flexible enough for a variety of needs. I mainly use it for routine tasks, and it’s been a real time-saver for managing everyday processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, Power Automate handles most workflows smoothly, but I’ve noticed that processes with too many steps or very large datasets can slow things down. Some of the more advanced functions—like using expressions or working with premium connectors—take a little practice to fully understand. Licensing can also get tricky, since certain tools or features require additional subscriptions. Another challenge is troubleshooting: when a flow fails, the error messages aren’t always clear, which can make it harder to quickly pinpoint the issue. While customer support is generally helpful, getting a precise answer can sometimes take time, so I often turn to the community forums or official documentation for faster guidance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Power Automate is how simple it is to get started. The interface is very clear, and most tasks can be set up through drag-and-drop steps, so it doesn’t feel overwhelming even if you’re still learning automation. I also appreciate that it integrates smoothly with the apps I already use, especially Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams, so I can build useful flows without extra setup. The templates make implementation quick, and the platform includes enough features to cover most everyday workflows. Overall, it’s a tool I can use frequently without needing a deep technical background, which makes it great for automating small, repetitive tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I dislike about Power Automate is that some of the error messages can be hard to understand when a flow fails. It sometimes takes a while to figure out exactly what step caused the issue. A few parts of the interface also feel a bit slow, especially when switching between flow details or editing steps. And while there are a lot of connectors, some of the more useful ones fall under the “premium” category, which can be confusing when you’re still learning the platform. Overall, it works well, but troubleshooting and knowing which features require extra licensing could be clearer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Microsoft Power Automate incredibly valuable for building flows and making automation easy. One of the aspects I appreciate most is its seamless integration within the Microsoft ecosystem, which means I can have everything I need in one place, enhancing my workflow significantly. This integration also extends to tools like OneNote and Planner, which enable smooth collaboration and task management. The ability to see what different team members are working on and to gauge workload visibility stands out as a major benefit, especially for my manager who can track and manage assignments effectively. I am impressed by how effortless the initial setup was, allowing me to begin automation tasks without hassle. Overall, I find it so beneficial that I would confidently recommend Microsoft Power Automate to friends and colleagues, reflected in my rating of 10 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike that Microsoft Power Automate sometimes lacks integration with third-party applications that I use. This makes it difficult to use my own apps within the platform and requires workarounds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Microsoft Power Automate to make some of my workflows quicker and easier to perform. I find it very easy and user-friendly, which is quite beneficial. It's straightforward to use and doesn't take long to build workflows. I also appreciate how easy it is to explain to others how to use it. The initial setup was pretty easy too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it would be helpful to have suggested workflows based off past use cases I've made. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I greatly value how Microsoft Power Automate saves me time by automating repetitive and often tedious tasks, such as sending emails or integrating Microsoft package applications. I love the simplicity and visual nature of the system, as everything can be managed through drag-and-drop, making it incredibly intuitive and easy to use. The automatic reminders and notifications are a blessing for someone like me, who tends to be forgetful, and they make my daily work easier. I appreciate the incredible flexibility offered by the connectors, allowing me to link tools and automate tasks without the need for constant manual intervention. Microsoft Power Automate is truly useful thanks to its ability to work autonomously once configured, and I find that it generally identifies and clearly highlights where there may be errors, facilitating the troubleshooting process. Additionally, the initial setup was simple and quick thanks to the step-by-step guides provided by the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes, the Microsoft Power Automate interface feels a bit slow or confusing when creating complex flows. The connectors have some limitations, offering fewer options than one would expect, which forces me to use workarounds. Although it generally works well, these aspects can make the process longer than necessary. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.