Access to Power Automate: Power Automate is generally available to business users through Office 365 commercial subscriptions like Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Standard, Premium, or Office 365 Enterprise plans. However, if you're using Office 365 Family, you won't have direct access to the full capabilities of Power Automate as it's typically not included with consumer-based plans.
Licensing: Since Office 365 Family does not include Power Automate by default, you would need to purchase a separate Power Automate license. This could be either a free plan with limited functionality or a paid plan that offers more comprehensive features.
Account Type: Power Automate requires a work or school account for full functionality. Personal Microsoft accounts (like those used for Office 365 Family) have limited access. To use Power Automate effectively, you'd likely need to use it with a work or school account associated with a Microsoft 365 Business or Enterprise subscription.
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