I've been using a Power Automate Per User plan at $15.99 per month for a while now. Today I created my first Power Automate Desktop flow and tried to schedule it using Tasks Scheduler. When it ran from Task Scheduler it said that to run the flow externally I needed a "premium" license. I'm confused because I thought I was using a premium license with the Power Automate Per User plan.
I see there is a "Power Automate Premium" plan at $15 per month. Doing some searching I see that this used to be called the "Power Automate per user with attended RPA". So was "Power Automate per user" a different plan than "Power Automate per user with attended RPA"?
Yes, there used to be a Power Automate per user plan at $15 and a Power Automate per user plan with RPA at $40. There is now just the Power Automate Premium plan going forward. To start a Power Automate Desktop flow using Task Scheduler or a cloud flow requires the Power Automate Premium license.
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