Transferable skills · Alireza Aliabadi
Microsoft Power Automate Crash Course
Build first flow; use data, variables, dynamic content and expressions. Add conditions, switch, loops and error handling; implement Request Status Watcher. Connect approvals, Outlook, Teams adaptive cards, SharePoint files and Forms. Validate AI-assisted project requirements; prepare form/list/library/channel. Use Describe to Design, validate approval flow, finish independently and review.
Taught work
What this training covers
- Build first flow
- Use data, variables, dynamic content and expressions. Add conditions, switch, loops and error handling
- Implement Request Status Watcher. Connect approvals, Outlook, Teams adaptive cards, SharePoint files and Forms. Validate AI-assisted project requirements
- Prepare form/list/library/channel. Use Describe to Design, validate approval flow, finish independently and review.
How you practice
- Request Status Watcher and end-to-end approval project
- Public AI-assisted build segment about49 minutes. Submissions uninspected.
Fit & requirements
Nonprofit task fit — editorial interpretation
- Adapt to volunteer expense or document-change approvals in approved Microsoft environment.
Prerequisites
- No prior experience stated
- Eligible M365/PowerAutomate/SharePoint/OneDrive/Outlook/Teams/Forms access required.
Plan your learning
Learning cost
Ask the provider for pricing · platform checkout/subscription amount not reviewed
Delivery
- Platform-hosted course
- Online recorded/self-paced catalog route
- Enrollment untested
Time commitment
- Basis: video runtime unless source explicitly identifies live/contact hours
Access & dates
- Public listing observed
- Current enrollment not independently tested
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Software & other costs
- Software price: Basis: platform checkout/subscription amount not reviewed
Certificate & completion
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Instruction language
English · provider declared
Sources & current terms
Descriptions are based on public provider information. Exercise and certificate claims describe the provider’s terms; they are not firsthand course reviews.