Organization premium account users with a trial or paid license can now view, edit and/or run (based on the Co-owner or User permission respectively) desktop flows that have been shared with them, all from within the dedicated ‘Shared with me’ tab of the Power Automate Desktop console. Shared desktop flows are now distinct in the console for organization premium accounts In this case, the desktop flows are stored in the Dataverse database of their organization’s default environment. Work or school account users are also able to download and sign in to Power Automate Desktop, even without a license.In this scenario, the desktop flows are automatically stored on their personal OneDrive. Microsoft account users are able to download and sign in to Power Automate Desktop.This is supported by two types of accounts: RPA is now truly democratized with Power Automate Desktop becoming available to all Windows 10 users, at absolutely no additional cost – you can learn more here. Power Automate Desktop is now available to Windows 10 users at no cost We are happy to announce that March has come with two updated releases of Power Automate Desktop! New features and updates have been added, as described below.

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