Category Power Automate
Tomasz Poszytek’s EPPC26 session on debugging and proactive error handling in Power Automate Cloud Flows: Try/Catch patterns with Scopes, the result() and workflow() expressions, child flow pitfalls, and custom logging to Application Insights.
EPPC26 Session Recap — my own talk European Power Platform Conference, Copenhagen | Thursday, July 2, 2026 | Track: Power Automate | Level 300 My own last session of EPPC26, last day, one of the last slots on the agenda… Continue Reading →
I’ve been doing Copilot Studio agents and Power Automate flows with Claude Code. It was time to try to create a Power Apps with Claude Code. I wasn’t sure how to do that, I off course asked Claude and got… Continue Reading →
Sometimes making my own videos are … not so great as Matthew’s. Below is the video I followed when creating my document for the Proposal Operator. Created as tool – FAIL I first created it as tool. Same prompt but… Continue Reading →
I created Power Automate flows with Claude for existing demo functionality it was time to test them. I used Claude to create me smoke test cases meaning happy path. I took the first flow into designer and looked what it… Continue Reading →
I started my virtual machine and entered Claude Code in CLI. This was not the same way as with Copilot Studio, that I first export empty agents into my virtual machine and then let Claude to work on them. I… Continue Reading →
Most organizations no longer struggle with building AI agents. They struggle with trust. Once you move beyond demos and proofs of concept, the same questions always surface: An agent that is useful, predictable, and defensible in enterprise environments. Architecture Overview… Continue Reading →
Power Automate is often introduced as a low-code automation tool. In real projects, however, it behaves much more like a distributed execution engine where structure, error handling, permissions, and performance decisions matter. In my recent Experts Live Denmark 2026 session,… Continue Reading →
At CollabDays Bremen this year, one session stood out for its clarity, practicality, and truth‑telling about a challenge many AI teams quietly struggle with. Katerina Chernevskaya delivered a deeply insightful talk on a topic that is easy to overlook in… Continue Reading →
With the hype of AI people started to realise that they could automate their work. The same thing we have been telling them for years. Somehow the AI changed the mindset so that people finally realise, that basic things can… Continue Reading →