A good example is a department that is trying to automate all of their processes and doesn’t want to count Flows, just users.
Additional Flows can be purchased at $100 per Flow per monthĥ) Per-User (Power Automate Per User Plan) – is for clients with a large number of Flows combined with a smaller number of named users. 
Cost is $500 per month and includes an unlimited number of users per Flow. This is typically the plan that companies will utilize when they are getting started with Flows that are outside of the included options listed above. Qualifying licenses include Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Retail, for Talent, Business Central, and more.ģ) Included – Power Apps – A Power Automate flow that is created within the context of a PowerApp is included in the licensing for PowerAppsĤ) Per Flow (Power Automate Per Flow Plan) – for clients who have a small number of Flows in their organization, this is the easy button while it is simpler to keep track of the number of Flows that an organization has than it is to keep track of every user that might need access to the Flow. Qualifying licenses for Power Automate include Business Premium, Business Essentials, F1 Plan, and the E1-E5 Enterprise Plans including when they are licensed in the Microsoft 365 Bundles.Ģ) Included – Dynamics 365 – using Power Automate within the context of Dynamics 365 is included in the service at no additional charge. Flow has five major ways to license the functionality:ġ) Included – Office 365 – using Power Automate within the context of Office 365 is included in the service at no additional charge. Once a flow is built, it can be managed through an app on a mobile device. 
To create a flow, the user specifies what action should take place when a specific event occurs. View the video below to learn more about Power Automate.Īutomated workflows are called flows. Power Automate is a cloud-based software tool that allows employees to create and automate workflows across multiple applications and services without the need for developer help. On the branding side, Microsoft Flow is now called Power Automate. Caption Microsoft has made massive changes to its end-user automation tools including branding, pricing and the complexity of its licensing.
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