You have a Power Automate flow that processes files in a Microsoft SharePoint document library. The flow only needs to be run as required. You add steps to the flow to process the files. Before…

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Options

• AAdd a recurrence trigger and configure to run daily at 11:00 PM.
• BAdd a Condition action. If the time greater than 11:00 PM use a Terminate action prevent further
• CManually trigger the flow.
• DAdd a Delay Until action and enter the timestamp for 11:00 PM.

• A
  20% (4)
• B
  10% (2)
• C
  70% (14)

Explanation

The manager manually triggers the flow (option C) using a manual/instant trigger so it only runs when explicitly initiated - this satisfies the 'run as required' and 'manager must initiate' requirements. Option D adds a 'Delay Until' action immediately after the trigger, configured with a timestamp of 11:00 PM, which pauses the flow's execution until that time before it begins processing files. Together these two actions ensure human initiation but time-delayed processing. Option A (recurrence trigger) makes the flow run automatically on a schedule, removing the manager's role. Option B (Condition + Terminate) is overly complex and would immediately terminate the flow if called before 11 PM, rather than waiting - and it still lacks a manual trigger.

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