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Power Automate Connector

Trigger Microsoft Power Automate cloud flows from a Synera workflow — and react when new runs appear.

Microsoft Power Automate — the cloud-flow service the connector triggers straight from a Synera workflow
Microsoft Power Automate — the cloud-flow service the connector triggers straight from a Synera workflow Power Automate logo (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons

The Power Automate Connector plugs Synera into Microsoft Power Automate. From inside a workflow you can trigger a cloud flow — the simplest path is a single webhook call — and, with an Azure AD sign-in, discover your environments, flows and run history through the Power Automate API.

That lets a Synera run reach into the whole Microsoft ecosystem Power Automate already connects to — approvals, notifications, SharePoint, Outlook and hundreds of other services — without leaving the canvas.

Two ways in

The connector ships a no-sign-in webhook path for the common case and a full authenticated management surface for teams that need discovery and control.

  • Webhook: build a JSON payload and POST it to a flow’s HTTP trigger — no sign-in needed.
  • Authenticated: sign in as a service principal or an unattended service user for Synera Run.
  • List environments, flows and run history, and run instant flows via the API.
  • Watch a flow’s runs and fire the next Synera step when a new run appears — optionally only on failures.

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