Microsoft announced today that its robotic process automation (RPA) capabilities for Power Automate will be generally available on April 2, making it easier for businesses to automate UI processes.

Microsoft has made one of its best tools to create Automated Workflow, Microsoft Power Desktop Automation available free to all.

Microsoft Power Automate's robotic process automation (RPA) feature UI flows will hit general availability on April 2, with pricing announced today.

Click “New Flow” at the top, or switch to the Flows tab and click “New Flow.” Give the flow a name and then click create.

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It’s intended to replace Microsoft’s own existing Windows Recorder automation tool or the open source Selenium desktop UI testing tools.

What’s nice about this way of working with Power Automate is that it extends the fusion teams concept Microsoft has been pioneering with its cross-disciplinary approach to low-code development.

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Le Clair explained that Power Automate is a cloud-based solution, which meant that UI Flows required having a persistent Internet connection to run, which perhaps was a competitive limitation.

Earlier this year, Microsoft acquired Softomotive, a player in the low-code robotic process automation space with a focus on Windows. Today, at its Ignite ...