Online course · Power Automate Builders
A practical course for the person who has just inherited a colleague's undocumented Power Automate cloud flows and is afraid to touch them. You will not edit, publish, test, turn off, resubmit, or repair the original flows in this course…
A practical course for the person who has just inherited a colleague's undocumented Power Automate cloud flows and is afraid to touch them. You will not edit, publish, test, turn off, resubmit, or repair the original flows in this course. Instead, you will build a dated flow register, capture visible run-history evidence, choose a safe reading method, map the simplest flow first, and record a keep, repair, rebuild, retire candidate, or blocked decision for every inherited flow. The course proves that the inheritance is understood and decided from the evidence available to you. It does not prove the flows are healthy, repaired, complete, or safe to change. Ownership transfer, connection fixes, and live-flow changes belong in separate admin or safe-change workflows.
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Operations, HR, finance, admin, or Microsoft 365 power user at a 50-1000 person company who can build a simple Power Automate cloud flow, but has inherited someone else's undocumented live flows.
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Course published by Collab365 Spaces, reviewed by Helen Jones on . Cite as "Audit Inherited Power Automate Flows and Decide What to Keep", Collab365 Spaces.