Sharing Your Power Automate Flows - Collaborate with Coworkers

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There’s a sad world of orphaned and forgotten about flows from those who just don’t know how to properly share them with others. I’m here to talk about the ways you can connect team members to your flows in Power Automate and give you the best solution to enable multiple people at your organization to own them all from one shared centralized account!
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0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Sharing Ownership
2:05 - Service Accounts
8:21 - Choosing The Right Method

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  • @davidadams421
    @davidadams421Ай бұрын

    Export/Import is not strictly speaking the _only_ way to change the primary owner of a flow, you can just add the flow to a solution. Once within a solution, you can change the primary owner to whomever you like e.g. service account or service principle. Solutions are useful if you want a little more structure around the update and deployment of flows e.g. version control, or creating flows for other people, using environment variables, for example. Great video, nice pace, engaging, nice mix of camera and screen demo. Oh, and you do actually look like Elon Musk! I don't dislike the background music (per other commenters), though perhaps a little quieter and maybe not so toe-tapping! 😉

  • @chrisblunt7627
    @chrisblunt7627 Жыл бұрын

    Good video, appreciate the time it took to create. There are some negatives to using a service account: 1) You will need to license it. 2) if you use the same service account cross departments, you shouldn't really then share the workflows with others as the connectors could in theory allow access to content users should not have. A follow up with a security focus would be useful.

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    Жыл бұрын

    Good call, thanks Chris. There is definitely some nuance to service accounts and when they're the right choice. We'll add your suggestion to our list!

  • @gt2scale
    @gt2scale Жыл бұрын

    Great tips, thanks for the video! A great video idea would be a deeper dive into creating a Service Account. I worked with my IT group to create a generic user account that we share for this purpose but it feels like a Band-Aid method.

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey, George! We appreciate the video suggestion and we're happy you like the video 😁

  • @user-jb4pp2bv6g
    @user-jb4pp2bv6g9 ай бұрын

    Excellent Video

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    9 ай бұрын

    Thank you very much!

  • @LoCRyCoNCepT
    @LoCRyCoNCepT7 ай бұрын

    is there a way of sharing a flow with another employee without them having to manually update the connections every time they want the flow to work with their for example outlook accounts? if a huge company wants to install flows for every employee they wouldnt have to update the connections manually for thousand of employees. maybe this is possible with an admin account?

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    7 ай бұрын

    You can make anyone an owner of your flow to share it with them, but it sounds like you're referring to a service account to manage the flow and act as a link to connect these apps? Signing into a basic shared user account (not just a shared mailbox) lets multiple owners create flows with that one central owner and send alerts, make changes, etc.

  • @johnfromireland7551
    @johnfromireland75519 ай бұрын

    You didn't mention about Service Principal Accounts?

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    8 ай бұрын

    Service Principals is a special type of Service Account that is possible to use as an owner of a Flow, but we didn't think would apply to most users. It also has an impact on the licensing require to run the flows. Since Service Principals do not have Office 365 licenses you have to purchase Pay As You Go, associate the flow to an app, or get a per flow license. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/change-cloud-flow-owner#change-the-owner-of-a-cloud-flow-to-a-service-principal-application-user. Are you using Service Principals regularly? If so how do you see them being used?

  • @Johan-qy6yb
    @Johan-qy6yb3 ай бұрын

    I'm surprised how bad MS is at building something that is more enterprise centric when it comes to deployment, like why are these so tied to a user/developer, rather than an environment and IT building for business. Because thats whats probably is going to happen the most, at least in larger companies

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    3 ай бұрын

    I think this is an eternal struggle between satisfying the wants of knowledgeable and tech-savvy admin level users and the needs of entry level users. Scalability is definitely a big concerns, but as these tools become modernized to more low-code solutions I'd expect to see more user/team owner functionality so that individual users can take these builds and push them to each other. Hopefully we see more integration and control that's structured around the environment!

  • @draushaus912
    @draushaus9124 ай бұрын

    Good video! I like your presentation and how you explain things. Personally, I would prefer that you lose the background music. I don't see it adding value to the video. Rather, I find it distracting. I wanted to leave and search out another video on the subject. I'd like to see the same video without background music.

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    4 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the feedback Andrew! In many of our newer videos we've dropped the music to make it easier to focus because of feedback like this.

  • @hamsikafelicia1775
    @hamsikafelicia1775 Жыл бұрын

    Very noisy background

  • @BulbDigital

    @BulbDigital

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the feedback!

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