The flow creator and co-creators will get an email when the flow starts throttling and when the flow is turned off. You can turn your cloud flows back on anytime.Ī cloud flow that is consistently throttled for 14 days will be turned off.
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For enterprise scenarios, we recommend you buy a standalone Power Automate license listed in Pricing article to ensure your flow isn’t turned off due to inactivity. If no action is taken in next 30 days, the flow will be systematically turned off and the creator and co-creators will be notified in an email. After 90 days of inactivity, the flow creator and co-creators will receive an email. Fix your trigger or actions and turn on the flow.ĩ0 days for Free, Trial, Community and Microsoft 365 Plans.No expiration limit for all othersĪ cloud flow that has no successful triggers will expire and be turned off. Limits on how long flows will remain turned on before they expire and get turned off NameĪ cloud flow that has a trigger or actions which fail continuously will be turned off. Run retention is calculated by using a run's start time.ĥ seconds for Low, 1 second for all others After 30 days, any pending steps time-out.
Includes flows with pending steps like approvals. Run duration is calculated by using a run's start time. To extend this limit, use flows under solutions.ĭuration and retention limits Duration limitsĭuration limits for a single flow run: Name Here is the limit for the My flow and Team flows tab: Name To extend this limit, you can add child flows as needed. Here are the limits for a single flow definition: Name At this time, if the original owner leaves an organization, the flow will continue to use the same performance profile until next updated, although in the future, it may be reverted to the Low performance profile. If unsure, you can see and change the owner a cloud flow using the Web API. If a cloud flow has been shared with multiple people then generally the owner is the original creator. The flow uses the plan of the owner of a cloud flow. The current plan being used will have isCurrent=true. If needed, users can see their current plan by opening the session debugging information by pressing Ctrl+Alt+A in the maker portal. For the exact set of plans that include Power Automate, see the Microsoft Power Platform Licensing Guide. If a user has multiple plans, such as a Microsoft 365 plan and a Dynamics 365 plan, the flow will have the performance profile of the higher of the two plans.
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Power Apps triggered flows, child flows, Power Apps Plan 2, Power Apps per user plan - Power Automate Plan 2, Power Automate per user, Power Automate per user with Attended RPA plans Dynamics 365 Enterprise plans, Dynamics 365 Professional plans - Dynamics 365 non-licensed users, application users, users with special free licenses Free - Microsoft 365 plans - Power Apps Plan 1, Per App plans - Power Automate Plan 1 - All license trials There are five possible values, depending on the flow owner's plan.
Performance profilesįlows have different limits depending on their performance profile.
Check out the pricing for details on the different plans that are available.
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