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Windows 365 Power Platform connector (preview)

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The Windows 365 Power Platform connector is currently in Public Preview. Visit this page to learn more about previews in Windows 365.

 With prebuilt actions and triggers for Windows 365 built on top of Graph, IT and operations teams can use the connector to: 

  • Build Cloud PC workflows using Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps, such as sending emails to users when Cloud PCs are provisioned 

  • Build Copilot Studio agents to provide guided responses to common questions based on configured knowledge sources 

Build repeatable Cloud PC workflows with Power Automate or Azure Logic Apps 

Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps are a great fit when you want to turn an event or request into a repeatable sequence of steps. With the Windows 365 connector, you can build flows for both users and admins. 

Example: Send an email to a user once a Cloud PC has been provisioned 

👁 Diagram that shows an example of how to build a workflow to send users an email once a Cloud PC has been provisioned.

Permissions needed: 

The user that wants to set up the flow must have one of the following roles: 

  • Global Administrator 

  • Intune Service Administrator 

  • Windows 365 Administrator (for Cloud PC-specific operations) 

  • Custom role with Windows 365 permissions (requires Webhook.Create and Webhook.Delete for trigger operations)

How to build this capability in Power Automate: 

  1. Log in to Power Automate and click New and choose Automated cloud flow. Name your flow. 

  2. Select the When a Cloud PC is created or updated trigger. The trigger will then be added to your new workflow. 

  3. Select When a Cloud PC is created in the dropdown menu of the trigger. 

  4. Select the Get Cloud PC action and add the dynamic Cloud PC ID returned from the trigger. 

  5. Click the + symbol and add the Get user profile (V2) action, then add the User principal name dynamic field from the Get a Cloud PC action above it. 

  6. Click the + symbol and add the Send an email (V2) action.  

  7. Add the User principal name from the Get a Cloud PC action to the To line. 

  8. Add the appropriate subject to the email. Here, you can also include the Display name from the Get user profile (V2) action. 

  9. Add the appropriate body content for your organization, including how your organization’s users can access their Cloud PCs and where to get support. 

  10. Click Save in the top right to save your flow. 

Note

We recommend testing this capability by limiting who it applies to at first. For example, it's possible to set the To line in the email action to an IT admin to first test your flow before opening it to more users.  

Ideas for how to extend this capability: 

Send notifications via Teams instead with the Teams connector 

Use Adaptive Cards and the Adaptive Card Designer to design a notification that has the right information for your users. 

What is Microsoft Power Platform? 

Microsoft Power Platform is a low-code platform that enables organizations to analyze data, build custom apps, automate processes, and create agents, while integrating deeply with Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, Azure, Entra, and many third-party connectors.  

  • Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps for workflow automation across apps and services 

Copilot Studio to build and custom AI agents and conversational experiences 

Power Apps to build business apps with rich forms and logic 

Power Pages to build websites 

  • Power BI to analyze data and share insights 

With 1400+ connectors from Microsoft and other companies, plus the ability to create custom connectors, organizations can bring in their own data from systems with a REST API. 

Learn more about Power Platform and the connector 

Windows 365 - Connectors 

Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform 

Licensing overview for Microsoft Power Platform 

Overview - Azure Logic Apps 

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As you try it out, share what’s working, what’s missing, and which scenarios matter most to you and your organization, especially around the triggers and actions we made available so far.

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