Use Parallel Branching and Batching to Accelerate Performance in Power Automate Flow
During a recent project, we faced a challenging requirement from a client: they needed to upload an Excel sheet containing multiple Opportunity product records and have these added to CRM using Power Automate Flow. Initially, the process of transferring a large volume of records from Excel to CRM was time-consuming and adversely affected system performance.… Read More »
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