Power Automate for Beginners: An Introductory Course

Power Automate for Beginners: An Introductory Course free download

Learn how to streamline tasks with Power Automate in this comprehensive course from Simon Sez IT – perfect for beginners

Businesses have embraced automation because it improves work efficiency, maximizing both work speed and reliability.

Power Automate is a simple yet powerful application from Microsoft for task and business process automation with no coding required. It is an exhaustive tool that can be connected to almost any application and used to streamline repetitive tasks. It lets you perform complex workflows and even allows you to share your workflows with other users.

This beginner-level course is suitable for those brand-new to Power Automate for Microsoft 365 and intermediate users looking to expand their skills. The online version of Power Automate is used throughout this course, which covers the basics to get you started with the application, plus some intermediate features. Please note, this course does not cover advanced features such as UI and desktop flows.

This course covers:

• How to get started with the Power Automate interface

• The definition of a flow and types of flow

• Creating a flow from a template

• How to create an automated flow

• Running, editing, and tracking a flow

• Sharing flows with others

• Creating a flow from scratch

• How to create triggers and actions

• Using dynamic content

• How to create expressions

• How to create conditions

• Creating scheduled flows

• What is an approval flow?

• Input types and how to apply them

• Intro to built-in functions

• Working with loops

• Do-until function overview

• How to use switch statements

This course includes:

1. 2.5 hours of video tutorials

2. 36 individual video lectures

3. Certificate of completion

Here's what our students are saying...

★★★★★ "What I like about this course is the delivery of material that is easy to understand. It is suitable for beginners and those who do not have an IT or programming background." -Denny Permana