Power Automate Licensing for in-context flows
If you're a Power Automate user, be aware of potential licensing changes that could affect your in-context flows. Previously, flows created within a specific app were licensed under that app, but new changes mean that they'll now be licensed under the user's Power Automate license, which could create additional costs and complications for those who use multiple flows and apps.
If you're starting a new project, it's important to consider these changes and their potential impact on your workflow and budget. By staying informed and proactive, you can mitigate any potential disruptions and ensure you're optimizing your Power Automate usage.
To learn more about these changes and how they may impact your Power Automate usage, check out the full article linked below.
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