How to Trigger Power Automate flows with UiPath – Full Tutorial

This video tutorial shows how to connect UiPath and Microsoft Power Automate. First, we set up Power Automate to trigger a flow with an HTTP Request and sends a response back to UiPath.

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0:00 Setup Power Automate
Use a When an HTTP request is received as the trigger in Microsoft Power Automate. First, define a JSON schema, which is what your data looks like. Then, use a Response to configure what information you want to send back to UiPath. Finally, grab the Power Automate endpoint – we will use it in UiPath.

3:48 Setup UiPath
Install the UiPath.WebAPI.Activities to get the HTTP Request activity. Then, we can call Power Automate with a REST API call from that activity. The data is sent in JSON format.

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