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We created a simple automated flow, triggering off ADO, and using 'peek code' the frequency interval is set to 5 minutes. After searching through this community, the only solution to reducing this interval I could find was to upgrade the license, which would supposedly bring the interval down to 1 minute. After attaining a per-user license for my account, the interval has not changed.
Is there a way to reduce the automated flow frequency interval to make it feel more responsive/real-time? Did I get the wrong license? Could there be licensing confusing due to my org providing a Dynamics 365 account to begin with?
Thank you in advance.
Hi @alexyu ,
"Is there a way to reduce the automated flow frequency interval to make it feel more responsive/real-time?"
According to your description, seems what you want is your flow got start right after the trigger happens. You should refer to "Minimum postpone interval" limits in this table: Limits and configuration - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn
Meanwhile, if a user has multiple plans, such as a Microsoft 365 plan and a Dynamics 365 plan, the flow will have the performance profile of the higher of the two plans.
Community Support Team _ Wenjuan Zou
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