How can businesses streamline their processes and optimize their performance with process mining? Microsoft Customer and Partner Solutions organization has been using Power Automate Process Mining with Copilot to analyze, improve, and monitor their sales processes. The results have been impressive for their marketing demand generation process.
On August 1, we announced the general availability of Microsoft Power Automate Process Mining. Today, we’re excited to announce the availability of new Copilot capabilities in Power Automate Process Mining (in limited preview—US only). You can try it for free with a Power Automate trial license.
We are pleased to announce the general availability of Power Automate Process Mining, a new capability that helps you understand business processes in your organization, uncover inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and achieve process optimization.
Learn about a flow that the Flow team uses to follow-up on user feedback. A bug is automatically created in Visual Studio for every user comment that is tagged with ‘Open Bug’. This ensures that feedback isn’t lost and is tracked in Visual Studio for an engineer to begin investigation.
We, on the product team, often hear from many of you about how incredibly powerful Flow is. Some of you, however, have told us that the designer is difficult to navigate and you prefer to use our one-click templates instead.
You can now make a copy of your flow to work on draft versions or duplicate a flow that you’ve created in the past. We also have some new improvements to the Support page and two new services: Toodledo and Zendesk.
Get up and running with Microsoft Flow with the instructions in this post. Create your first flow by using one of our featured templates.
