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Microsoft releases videos previewing Power Automate's 2026 update wave
Microsoft released a YouTube playlist previewing Power Automate's 2026 Release Wave 1. Videos cover upcoming flow enhancements, trigger changes, and connector updates rolling out April to September 2026. Makers can review timelines to test and patch automations early, avoiding production failures from unannounced tweaks.
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Microsoft confirms Power Automate outage blocks edits to complex flows
Microsoft acknowledges Power Automate incident blocking edits to flows with many connectors, invalid parameters, and out-of-memory errors. Affects complex automations chaining SharePoint, Outlook, and Teams. No fix timeline; prompts shift to smaller, chained flows for reliability.
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Microsoft lets Power Automate share one process licence across 25 flows
Power Automate now allows one Process license to cover up to 25 high-volume cloud flows grouped in solutions, sharing 250,000 daily actions from April 2026. This cuts licensing costs for teams automating tasks like vendor emails or approvals, but requires monitoring to prevent capacity bottlenecks from heavy usage in any single flow.
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Microsoft adds AI self-healing to Power Automate desktop flows
Power Automate desktop flows gain AI self-healing to recover from UI changes by analyzing screen content. Adds native scheduling for unattended runs and reporting. Reduces failures from app updates, enabling reliable RPA for non-technical users despite slight delays.
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Microsoft expert releases three stage SharePoint approval blueprint
Microsoft MVP Laura Rogers published a blueprint for three-stage document approval in SharePoint with Power Automate. It uses standard M365 licensing to route documents across review stages, updating status in a SharePoint list. This modular approach avoids fragile nested conditions, making it easy to track and restart stuck approvals.
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Microsoft replaces AI Builder credits with capacity billing
Microsoft retires AI Builder credits in Power Platform, replacing prepaid model with capacity-based consumption for document processing and prediction in flows. Removes UI toggle and credit safety net, risking silent overages from misconfigured loops that drain shared limits.
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⚡ Microsoft's 2026 release wave will automatically update flows with AI features and interface changes, potentially breaking existing automations without warning.
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- Chasing silent flow failures with no error clues
- Rebuilding multi-stage approvals after UI changes
- Manually checking production flows for outages
- Wrestling premium licensing for AI and approvals
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- The native failure alerts spotting issues instantly
- A three-stage SharePoint approval blueprint that endures
- AI self-healing desktop flows fixing UIs automatically
- One process license powering 25 high-volume flows
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