In order to call/schedule a PAD flow on a remote workstation, you need to use the PowerAutomate action item.įrom here, you connect your action item to the relevant gateway enabled machine and then off it goes once called. Set 'ping' with argument 'localhost' as execution. Given so, this can serve as a work-around: Start the Windows Task Scheduler and create a 'simple task' Set the schedule. The machine is registered to the cloud so they can talk and the cloud can spawn flows on the gateway enabled desktop. For Power Automate Desktop, make sure the computer is running at the scheduled time the Power Automate Desktop Application. The gateway serves the purpose of linking the machine to the cloud. This Blog will explain more about how to call the desktop flow using Power Automate. From there you can call the desktop flow. You'll need to install PAD along with the gateway to get it to work. To schedule a desktop flow you will need to create a regular recurrence flow in Power Automate. Obviously, unattended run on machines that are typically locked. Try them out starting today, available in preview. We have also introduced new machine-management capabilities to help scale your robotic process automation (RPA). Typically, your attended will run on your desktop but at a minimum, it needs to run on a workstation (Windows) that is UNLOCKED! That's the key! We are excited to announce that Power Automate Desktop can now connect your machine directly to the cloud and run desktop flows without the use of a gateway. You can run attended or unattended bots on a remote machine.
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