MC1465653: Power Automate Adds Portal Access to Video Logs for Unattended Runs

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OPERATIONAL IMPACT
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Primary Audience

Power Platform AdminsIT ManagersService OwnersDevelopers
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AI Confidence
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Assessment Reasoning
This introduces a new troubleshooting feature for unattended desktop flows, allowing video logs to be viewed directly in the portal rather than on a local machine. Impact on admins is moderate as it improves diagnostic capability but needs review for governance, storage and access permissions. User impact is minor as changes are in admin and portal experience, not end-user workflows. Urgency and effort are low because the feature is optional and does not require immediate action.
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🛡️ Admin Impact
15
👥 User Impact
20
Urgency
25
🔧 Effort
ℹ️ WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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AT A GLANCE

Users will soon be able to view unattended desktop flow video logs in the Power Automate portal, making failure troubleshooting easier without local access.
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END USERS

Users can review recorded failure videos directly in the flow run details page.
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IT ADMINS

No immediate admin action required.
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ROLLOUT TIMELINE

Upcoming:
15 Sept 2026

📢 Official Microsoft Message Center Announcement


Microsoft Power Automate – View unattended run video logs in portal
Message ID: MC1465653
We are announcing the ability for users to access video logs for unattended desktop flow runs directly from the portal, improving troubleshooting without needing local machine access in Power Automate. This feature will reach public preview on September 15, 2026.

How does this affect me?
Video logs captured during unattended desktop flow runs are now stored in Dataverse and surfaced directly in the flow run details page in the Power Automate portal.

When a run fails, users can access the recorded video immediately from the run details experience, without needing to retrieve files from the local machine. These videos provide visual context of the last moments before failure, helping identify issues such as UI interaction failures, timing problems, or unexpected system prompts.

This builds on the existing video logging capability for unattended runs and extends it by enabling centralized storage and access through the portal, improving visibility and usability across environments and teams.

What action do I need to take?
This message is for awareness, and no action is required.

Source: Microsoft Message Center • Analysed by MWPro

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