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when will microsoft release a control room for power automate desktop? so you can follow the robot running in unattended mode on a machine or virtual machine? competitors like blueprism and uipath have a complete control room for that, and that's what I see the power automate behind them in this rpa race, since that way of visualizing the robots through the flow is very bad and all the time something goes wrong

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Henrik_M 2,021 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Probably never. That is what the cloud portal is for.

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Hey @lutgens10
The portal offers a comprehensive set of monitoring tools. Are you looking for something specific or something that is not offered at the moment?

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Imho. Сloud portal has enough basic functionality.

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this cloud runtime is very bad, it doesn't say the actions that the robot is, and whenever I put it in an error and the robot falls, you don't know where the robot is, this monitoring mode is very weak, that's why microsoft is behind others in rpa

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this cloud runtime is very bad, it doesn't say the actions that the robot is, and whenever I put it in an error and the robot falls, you don't know where the robot is, this monitoring mode is very weak, that's why microsoft is behind others in rpa

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I think that we can accomplish this by utilizing PowerApps Model Driven Apps or Canvas Apps, and storing all the flows in the Dataverse table. Then, we need to visualize the requirements and create a control room view with features such as loops and exception handlers.

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