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Is there a way to get Microsoft to stop suspending flows with no trigger in the last 90 days? I have about 16 automated flows that begin with a trigger that hasn't happened in 90 days, but I still want the flow to remain active perpetually (or until I set an end date or deactivate it). It's quite frustrating there's no way to prevent Microsoft from suspending my flows when I want them to remain active...
Hello @HLempNL,
There's an easy solution: buy premium 🙂 So-called "dormant" flows will be turned off after 90 days of inactivity if they are licensed with non-premium licenses. You can find more information on this here.
The alternative would be to trigger your flow more regularly in a sort of "test" mode with a dummy functionality, and to run them using a different trigger/code word (with the actual functionality) when you actually need them.
This is an enterprise 365 account. Looks like I'm out of luck unless I use a "dummy trigger".. Thank you!
Sure, happy to help, @HLempNL. If this answers your question and helps you, would you mind marking it as a solution so others will find it more easily? Thanks!
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