In this Power Automate tutorial, we will explore key aspects of Power Automate cloud flows that every user (Beginner or Advanced) must be aware of. We'll explore the three types of cloud flows and how connector classification (standard vs. premium) is tied to licensing. Understand the different Power Automate licensing options: Power Automate Premium per User and Power Automate Process licenses. I'll guide you on how to determine if your flow is premium and how to identify the license you have along with its capabilities.

Learn about the critical role of flow ownership in driving license needs for your flow and explore Power Platform API request limits. Additionally, I'll show you how to change the primary owner of a cloud flow and the benefits of having Service Principal ownership for a cloud flow.

Join me to uncover these important details and much more.

Change the owner of a cloud flow
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Power Automate licenses & Understanding Power Platform Requests
https://learn.microsoft.com/powerpla...
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Power Platform Connectors
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Requests limits and allocations
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0:00 Must know about Power Automate cloud flows
0:29 What is Power Automate & cloud flow types
1:53 Power Automate Connectors
2:44 How to check if my flow needs a premium license?
3:06 How do I check my own license?
3:33 Power Automate license options
4:08 Importance of Power Automate flow primary owner
4:45 When to change Power Automate flow primary owner?
6:04 Power Platform Request Limits
8:02 How to change Primary Owner of Power Automate flow?
10:24 How does licensing and API limits work for Instant flows?
11:23 Advantages of Service Principal Owned cloud flows
12:33 Use Power Apps premium license for flows by associating apps and flows