Anonymous
1 year agoNot applicable
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Flow Status Feedback in Power Automate Visual
Currently, the Power Automate visual in Power BI allows users to trigger flows directly from reports, which is a powerful integration. However, it lacks built-in feedback mechanisms to inform users whether the flow execution was successful or if it encountered an error.
Requested Enhancements:
Flow Execution Status Display:
- Show a visual indicator (e.g., success/failure icon or status text) within the Power BI report after a flow is triggered.
- Optionally allow custom messages based on flow outcomes.
Error Message Handling:
- Capture and display error messages returned from Power Automate flows.
- Provide a configurable option to show detailed error messages or user-friendly summaries.
Benefits:
- Improves transparency and trust in automated actions.
- Enhances troubleshooting and debugging capabilities.
- Enables better user experience and operational reliability in business-critical reports.
Use Case Example: A user triggers a flow to update a record in Dataverse. If the flow fails due to a missing field or permission issue, the user currently receives no feedback. With this enhancement, the user would immediately see a failure message and could take corrective action.
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