As would any decent tool where users make changes to code or configuration changes, implementing a version control component, would allow a user to a) rollback, and b) reference back to code.  Optional additional features show which user performed the edits, datetime stamp of changes, and code diff tool between versions. ... View more

Add a connector for the Planner App to allow for events to get caused by a Planner task getting moved between buckets. Ex: I want to be able to have an email sent based off of a task moved to a "completed" bucket. ... View more

We use Flow to create recurring tasks in Planner.  It would be helpful to be able to include a checklist within this task. ... View more

In Microsoft Forms, Planner and Power BI I can create things associated with an Office 365 group rather than an individual.   I do not believe this is currently possible in Flow, I know owners can be set, but the flow still sits under an individual rather than a whole Group. ... View more

I like flowing and maybe you could rename this to Power Flow since it sounds like powerful. Power Automate is also very not bad. ... View more

Sure would be nice to notate what changed between tests in Flow! Example: - Why go dig for what changed between these runs... ...when I could see a short note between "(3 min ago)" and "00:00:00" that reads "Added quotes to header", etc.   This would make iterating, testing and enhancing Flows a bit cleaner with a kind of change history. Notes would popup when clicking "Test". Thank you ... View more

It was recently announced that dialogs are deprecated in the next release. But what is the replacement for dialogs? The article suggests task flows and process flows, and while these are options for replacement of many types of dialogs, in their current form, they are not adequate replacements for all dialog scenarios. Let's consider several common dialog scenarios and how a task or process flow might replace them: Defined user actions on single records (think imitating or replacing system "close x" dialogs 😞 adding fields to a process flow to collect data for things like qualifying a lead, closing and opportunity, or resolving a case can be a viable option, as long as this action is only done one time per record. As the final step to a process that closes out the record, process flow is a pretty elegant user interface. However, what if that action is performed multiple times per record? Unlike a dialog, users are not going to launch multiple instances of a BPF against the same record. If my dialog is used to initiate a user requested action multiple times against a record, business process flows are not a good fit in their current form, unless I concoct some method to clear out the fields used to initiate the action on the BPF. Multi-record update wizards: One of the more popular uses of dialogs is presenting a user with a form that consolidates multiple records into a single dialog, making it easy for a user to simultaneously update multiple records in a single step. For multiple clients, I have configured a "meeting close" dialog that simultaneously updates the related regarding account and contacts, adds a note, creates one or more opportunity, and closes the appointment. While task flows come close to this, their bound controls mean that you can only have fields from a single record per page of the task flow, they lack the ability to intelligently run in context of the record you are on, and they don't support looping child processes, so if I want to give the user the ability to create 1-N opportunities, I have to hard code the number in the task flows, and they only work on mobile, so I cannot make a wizard-based process that works for all users in all UI contexts. So before "pulling the plug" on dialogs for good, the following are our suggestions on what should change to make task flows and process flows a more viable replacement for dialogs: Free task flows to work with all user interfaces, not just mobile. Users want a consistent experience between mobile and web, and web users need wizard-based processes to make their lives easier too. I like your easy button, put it in the web too. Give the option to have a task flow run in context of a record. Don't take away the ability to have it run from outside of a record--that is actually a good thing in some contexts. But give us the ability to have a task flow launch in context of a record when that makes sense, and make it as easy to call from a form script or command bar button as a dialog is. Make it intuitive to update OR create records from a task/process flow. As Donna Edwards mentions in this great post, it is possible to create records from a task flow, however, you can't dictate whether a user is creating or updating a record when you design the task flow, and since the user must select the record to be updated from a lookup field, the process is not intuitive, especially if there are multiple related records without distinct record names. Allow for child flows or looping processes: Consider the scenario where you are presenting the user with a wizard that can be used to quickly create multiple child records. That's easy with dialogs. My suggestion is to add the ability to call child process or task flows and pass variables to them contextually. This would close the gap of not being able to have users execute a sub-process an infinite amount of times, and would allow process and task flow designers the ability to reuse subprocesses like we currently do with dialogs and workflows. ... View more

It is really easy to accidently delete a flow. Why no bin? There's bin's everywhere else in O365 ... View more

Need an out of the box way to see which approver has not yet approved. This is very problematic when creating a flow with multiple approvers. Use Case: we have assigned 5 approvers. Job has been pending for 1 week. Which of the 5 has taken approval actions?    Suggest adding this data to the approval sent card in Flow (on hover or as ellipsis menu option).  To my knowledge this has not been completed. The solution detailed here, i have not seen work nor does it seem to be a feasible work around: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/Approval-Process-multiple-approvals-required/idi-p/61291   Please Help upvote this!   ... View more

When triggering a Flow on the modification of a list item then it should be possile to get the current and previous values of the fields that were changed.    ... View more

Hello all,   we work with Approvals a lot and the character limit of 255 characters on comments is annoying.   https://ibb.co/8MPtJHj   Please make it at least 511 or limitless.   Greetings! ... View more

Currently we can't send Email with Option where the file size is larger than 3mb. Can the limit be increase to match the standard Send Email feature. We send files which need to be approved and some are bigger than 3mb which are not being sent. the flow fails. Error: "Request entity is larger than limits defined by the external server. ... View more

allow task checklists to be created / appended / completed via update task      ... View more

#Issue Office 365 Outlook trigger  [When a new email arrives (V3)] cannot get attachments of email when Office 365 ATP Safe Attachments policies are enabled and set to  [Dynamic Delivery]. Because the  [Dynamic Delivery] will make delivers messages immediately Replaces attachments with a placeholder file until scanning is complete. #Idea To almost of users, they cannot disable or change Office 365 ATP, because that will cause a lot of security risk. So please add a feature that could get attachments of emails even Office 365 ATP is enabled. ... View more

Would like to be able to send a flow bot message to a private channel. ... View more

Create folders (or some other grouping mechanism) for Flows so that like and/or supporting Flows can be kept together. I just built a rather advanced flow that I'll be breaking down into smaller ones that reference each other as appropriate, this is going to make My Flows rather cluttered. Would be nice to be able to group them into a collapsable container so I can manage my Flows better. ... View more

On November 19, the name of the Office 365 portal icon was changed from Flow to Power Automate. I want you to implement a function to return the icon name to Flow. In the image attached to the book about Power Automate that has already been released or materials for new users, it is displayed as Flow. These need to be changed to Power Automate view, which has a big business impact. This time, it was a sudden change, so we could not cope. In the future, if you want to make a change that will have a big impact, I'd like you to have advance notices and countermeasures. ... View more

After fetching a list of items be able to sort the returned items before you use an Apply to Each.   You can filter an array.... Sort is the next obvious requirement.     ... View more