Power Automate has a bunch of pre-built templates for common tasks. For example, you can find templates to save email attachments directly to OneDrive, notify a team when a new file is uploaded to SharePoint, or sync Excel data with a Microsoft Forms response.

These templates save you time and effort because you don’t have to build a Flow from scratch. But if you don’t find a template that works for you, Power Automate lets you create custom Flows.

your automations are called Flows. A Flow is like an automated recipe that you design. It’s made up of triggers and actions. A trigger is an event that starts the Flow, like when you get a new email or add a file to OneDrive. Actions are like the steps the Flow takes, like sending an email or updating a spreadsheet.  Read On: