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Message ID: MC999362
On February 6, 2025, we will update the Power Automate flow run resubmission setting. This will allow administrators to let users resubmit instant-triggered flows. The feature will be fully available by February 28, 2025.
How does this affect me?
Current Behavior: If a Power Automate user triggered a flow run with an instant trigger and the setting was disabled, no one could resubmit that flow run.
Updated Behavior: If the setting is disabled, administrators can permit users to resubmit their own flow runs initiated by instant triggers while preventing flows that were originally started by another user.
What do I need to do to prepare?
This message is for awareness and no action is required.
Source: Microsoft
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The upcoming update to Power Automate’s admin tenant setting for resubmitting flow runs is set to bring a wave of change that will impact both administrators and users alike. Scheduled for rollout on February 6, 2025, with full availability by February 28, 2025, this new feature is not just another checkbox on the admin dashboard; it’s a game changer!
For administrators, this update means more control and flexibility in managing flow runs. The ability to permit users to resubmit their own instant-triggered flows—while keeping a tight rein on those initiated by others—allows for a more streamlined workflow. No longer will admins feel like the gatekeepers of flow resubmissions. Instead, they can empower users to take charge of their own processes, leading to increased productivity and a happier team. Plus, it gives admins a chance to showcase their leadership skills—who doesn’t love a good “I told you so” moment when a user successfully resubmits a flow?
On the user side, this update is a breath of fresh air. Imagine being able to resubmit your instant-triggered flows without waiting for an admin’s approval every single time. It’s like finding an extra cookie in the jar—unexpected and delightful! This newfound autonomy will likely lead to greater satisfaction among users, as they can address issues and make adjustments on the fly, enhancing overall efficiency.
As for the impact of these changes, they are likely to be significant. By enabling users to resubmit their own flows while maintaining certain restrictions, organizations can expect a more agile response to workflow challenges. The balance of control and flexibility could very well lead to a culture of proactive problem-solving, rather than reactive troubleshooting.
So, what do you think? Will these changes make your Power Automate experience smoother, or do you foresee some challenges? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below! And for those looking for more insights on Power Automate and other updates, be sure to check out additional posts at mwpro.co.uk. Let’s keep the conversation flowing!