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What Partner Connectors are available in Power Automate desktop ?

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The Azure web version is offering a long list of more than 350 certified partner connectors .
Its one of the products's main advantages
But clearly they are not available in the Desktop version

Can someone provide more information about this gap in functionality ? are there any plans to port them also to the Desk Top Version ?
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Eyal

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OkanMTL 703 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi,
You can Build a flow which includes a desktop flow and cloud flow. For example:
You can build a flow which uses the premium connecters with the cloud flow, pass these values to your desktop flow, run your desktop flow, pass functions back to cloud flow, run connectors again and etc. All within one flow

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VJR 7,635 on at

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Hi Eyal

You are right in that that currently there are no connectors (or just 1).

But in one of the release updates Microsoft mentioned that they are going to be released into the Desktop Flows too.

The first one that was introduced was the Sharepoint online connector.

We could hear about Excel, OneDrive, etc also too.

It could take some time for others but is definitely a good news to have them in the Desktop Flows.

Power Automate for desktop 2208.1 - Release Notes | Microsoft Learn

SharePoint cloud actions in Power Automate for Desktop: Introducing cloud connectors in desktop flows | Power Automate Blog (microsoft.com)

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EyalH 15 on at

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Thank you @OkanAT and @VJR for your comments
My guess is that the connectors will one day be available in the desk top version but it will take time.

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VJR 7,635 on at

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Hi Eyal,

That's correct. If it answers your question you may close the thread.

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