Various applications like 7zip, Microsoft Teams or the Windows Desktop itself are now better supported in terms of UI automation, so that individual UI elements in these apps can be accessed more efficiently and used within UI automation actions. E nhancements in UI automation, Active Directory, OCR and Terminal emulation modules.The properties ‘From’ and ‘To’, which are available for mail variable data types, can now be selected and used, thus allowing you to retrieve the sender and recipient(s) of an email.įurthermore, there have been action-related updates and adjustments. Mail message variable properties ‘From’ and ‘To’ can now be retrieved.New icons used in Power Automate DesktopĪ new family of icons is now used in Power Automate Desktop, including new action icons and a new icon for variables, offering accessibility compliance.These options are now functional even during flow execution, should you need to clear the designer workspace from subflows you are not interested in keeping open. In the flow designer, right clicking on a subflow tab brings up a few options, which let you close some or all the subflow tabs that are currently active. Subflow tab options are now functional during flow execution.
Power Automate Desktop is now supporting the use of the desktop recorder on the SAP application, letting you record human activity on the app and smartly converting it to the respective actions within the flow designer. Using the desktop recorder, you are now able to send physical keys like Enter or Escape, as those are correctly captured during the recording. The ‘ Send keys’ action is fixed in the desktop recorder.In addition, the order of some parameters has been amended to make more sense during the configuration of the respective actions, where applicable. In several actions, input parameters that are relevant to each other have been grouped together in expandable sub-menus, so that you are able to configure these actions in an easier and more efficient way. Action parameters are now grouped to improve efficiency during configuration.Updates that are associated with development enhancements in Power Automate Desktop are also available. To inspect this, navigate to My flows, choose the API flow that ran and select Run history, then select the specific execution you want to review, and finally expand the Power Automate Desktop connector and select See run details.Īlternatively, navigate to UI flows, choose the Power Automate Desktop flow to review and select Details, then under Run history select the execution of your choice. Power Automate run history logs now provide specific subflow informationĪfter running a Power Automate Desktop flow via the portal, including it in an API flow, detailed information about the actions that ran in sequence is available in Run History, now including the subflow that each action belongs to.
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