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Disparition de l’onglet Actions pour intégrer Power Automate

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Posted on by AK-23101230-0 8
Bonjour,
 
J’utilise Copilot Studio (anciennement Power Virtual Agents).
 
Auparavant, il existait un onglet "Actions" permettant d’intégrer directement des flux Power Automate dans les topics.
 
Avec la nouvelle interface de Copilot Studio, cet onglet n’apparaît plus.
 
Questions :
- Power Automate est-il toujours supporté dans Copilot Studio ?
- Quelle est la méthode officielle actuelle pour appeler un flux Power Automate depuis un Copilot ?
 
Merci d’avance pour vos éclaircissements.
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    11manish 3,333 on at
    Yes, Power Automate is still fully supported in Copilot Studio.
     
    The old “Actions” tab has been replaced by a new model where flows are added as “Actions” or “Tools” inside topics.
     
    The current official method is to create a Power Automate flow using the “When an agent calls the flow” trigger and “Respond to the agent” action, store it in a solution in the same environment, and then call it from a topic using an Action node.
     
    This reflects Microsoft’s shift toward an agent + tools architecture rather than the older UI-based integration.
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    Sayali-MSFT Microsoft Employee on at
    Hello AK-23101230-0,
    In the new Copilot Studio interface, Power Automate is still fully supported, but the experience has changed. The old “Actions” tab from Power Virtual Agents no longer appears because Microsoft has unified flows, APIs, and connectors under a new concept called “Tools” (or plugins). Now, you create a flow in Power Automate using the “Copilot calls a flow” trigger, define inputs/outputs, and then add it to Copilot Studio as a Tool. From there, you can either explicitly call the flow inside a topic (using “Call a tool”) or let Copilot automatically invoke it using generative orchestration based on the tool description and inputs. So, Power Automate is not removed—it’s just integrated differently, and Tools are now the primary way to invoke flows instead of the old Actions tab.
    Reference Document-
    1.Linking Existing Power Automate Flows as Tools in Copilot Studio | Blog about anything related to my learnings
    2.Event triggers overview - Microsoft Copilot Studio | Microsoft Learn
    3.Copilot in Power Automate - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn

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