PL-600 · Question #146
You are implementing a customer service solution that uses Power Automate flows to automate business processes. A flow sends order status update emails to customers. Customers report not receiving…
The correct answer is A. Flow information page in flow.microsoft.com. The Flow information page at flow.microsoft.com (the Power Automate maker portal) is the primary place to examine flow run history and individual execution details. It shows each run's status (succeeded, failed, skipped), timestamps, trigger data, and the input/output of every…
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- AFlow information page in flow.microsoft.com
- BSolution history information page
- CMicrosoft Power Platform admin center
- DFlow information page in make.powerapps.com
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(46 responses)- A89% (41)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
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The Flow information page at flow.microsoft.com (the Power Automate maker portal) is the primary place to examine flow run history and individual execution details. It shows each run's status (succeeded, failed, skipped), timestamps, trigger data, and the input/output of every action - essential for diagnosing why emails are not being sent during peak times (e.g., throttling, action failures, timeouts). Option B (Solution history) tracks solution-level changes, not flow executions. Option C (Power Platform admin center) provides tenant-level analytics and governance, not per-flow run diagnostics. Option D (make.powerapps.com) is the Power Apps maker portal; flow run history is not its primary function.
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