PowerUp Financial Services is using Power Automate to automate its customer onboarding process. They've created a primary flow in the process to gather client data, and then a secondary flow (child…

Question

Options

• ATo send computed results to the primary flow, use Power Automate's "Return Data" action in the
• BConfigure an output parameter in the child flow and use the primary flow's "Run Child Flow" action
• CIncorporate an "Execute Parent Flow" action within the child flow to send the computed results
• DEstablish an API connection between the child flow and the primary flow to transfer processed

• A
  15% (6)
• B
  73% (30)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  7% (3)

Explanation

In Power Automate, child flows (called via the 'Run a Child Flow' action) support passing data back to the parent through output parameters. The correct approach is to: (1) define output variables/parameters in the child flow using the 'Respond to a PowerApp or flow' action or by configuring flow outputs, and (2) use the 'Run a Child Flow' action in the parent flow, which will expose those output values as dynamic content for use in subsequent parent flow steps. Option A describes a non-existent 'Return Data' action. Option C ('Execute Parent Flow') does not exist in Power Automate. Option D (API connection between flows) is technically possible but unnecessarily complex and not the recommended pattern for child flow result returns.

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