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Power Automate - Schedule desktop flows without a cloud flow requirement

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We are announcing the ability to schedule desktop flows directly in Power Automate without requiring a cloud flow as an intermediary trigger. This feature will reach public preview on May 31, 2026. How does this affect me? This feature introduces a streamlined scheduling experience in Power Automate. Key capabilities include:Users can create schedules directly for desktop flows without needing a cloud flow as an intermediary trigger. A new “Schedules” area provides a complete overview of:The desktop flows each schedule runs. The machines or machine groups assigned for execution. Upcoming active runs. Schedules can directly select the machine or machine group responsible for running the flow. Elimination of cloud flow dependencies, simplifying the scheduling process. What action do I need to take? This message is for awareness, and no action is required.

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