The candidate for this certification has comprehensive skills and knowledge in automating business processes using the Microsoft Power Automate. The professional must collaborate with others in roles such as administrators and business stakeholders to develop the solution.
If you’re a developer with a keen interest in providing automated solutions for your organization, this certification could be a great fit for you. You know how to automate Windows-based, browser-based, and terminal-based applications' time-consuming and repetitive processes by using a mix of approaches like UI, API, and database automation.
You analyze and design processes for automation and implement automation using Power Automate for desktop and Power Automate cloud flows. You use actions for logic and to work with data, applications, and cloud based services.
Working with business stakeholders, you help to optimize business workflows. And you collaborate with administrators to deploy solutions to other environments and to support solutions.
You should have experience with the Windows desktop environment, scripting languages,microsoft teams , Power Automate cloud and desktop flows, AI Builder, Process Advisor, and Microsoft Dataverse,microsoft 365 app.
Preparing for the certification can start with finding the right learning resources and training. The Microsoft learning roadmap can give you a picture of the learning journey. You can also take the free assessment to check your knowledge level.
This certification proves your skills in creating and managing Power Automate RPA solutions. It helps you automate business tasks.
This certification is good for IT professionals, business analysts, and developers who want to show their skills in automating workflows using Microsoft Power Automate.
There are no formal requirements, but it's good to have experience with Microsoft Power Platform, Microsoft 365, and general IT and business process management
The exam tests your ability to design, develop, deploy, and manage Power Automate RPA solutions, including process analysis, automation design, and troubleshooting.
The exam usually takes about 120 minutes. You need a score of 700 or higher to pass.
