Get Approval from inside your Business Process Flow
For some time now we can call Power Automate Flows inside a Business Process Flow Stage. This is perfect for a lot of scenario’s. With this you can automate certain actions. For example we can connect to another system and update inventory. Or we can send e-mail follow-ups to other departments. Or, my favorite, we… Continue Reading Get Approval from inside your Business Process Flow
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