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We have a free PA plan with our 365 subscription at work, and we attempted to purchase the premium plan for myself and a co-worker, but I can't tell if what we got is the premium plan? When I look under licenses on https://make.powerautomate.com I see a variety of licenses which don't make much sense, and none of the indicate premium (see below). How would I know if I have the premium plan in place?

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PAD for Windows

Power Automate Free

Expires 9/29/2022

Power Automate Free

Power Automate for Office 365

Power Automate Plan 2 Trial

Expires 9/4/2022

Power Automate Per User Plan

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Hi @Anonymous ,

This is the premium license.

Hopefully it makes sense.

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Wearsky

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Thank you @v-xiaochen-msft , where did you get that grid? I.e. where can I access that grid?

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This is what my PAD looks like:

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Hi @Anonymous ,

It's a license pdf. You can download it with this link.

Licensing overview for Microsoft Power Platform - Power Platform | Microsoft Docs

Besides, if you want to call the desktop flow from cloud flow, maybe you need power automate per user plan with attanded RPA license instead of power automate per user plan license.

More information:

Pricing | Microsoft Power Automate

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Wearsky

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