Hi all,
I've been setting up a couple of automated flows for our Dynamics 365 instance.
However, i've been setting these up under my own account, and so each of the connections are in my account.
This got me thinking, is there a better way of doing this when creating flows that will be used company wide?
For instance, the last flow i created was a simple update record on creation of a new record - this flow is automated and so runs in the background for all dynamics users. But it's running under my connection to Dynamics.
Should i be using a 'central' account for Flows like this?
How is everyone else handling this?
