This video tutorial shows how to run Microsoft Power Automate Cloud flows from Power Automate Desktop. We create an HTTP Request trigger in PA Cloud and call it with an Invoke web service in PA Desktop. Finally, we setup a Response to establish the two-way connection.
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0:00 Setup Power Automate Desktop
Use an Invoke web service in Microsoft Power Automate Desktop. The Method is POST, and the content type is JSON. Create a Body in JSON format and use an endpoint (URL). Untick the Encode request body and think about expanding the timeout.
2:03 Setup Power Automate Cloud
Create an Automated cloud flow with a When an HTTP request is received as a trigger. Use a Response to send data back to Power Automate Desktop.
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