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Agent Flows and Power Automate Flows That Perform: Error‑Handling, Efficiency & Flow Management

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Level 200 Info

SPEAKERS

Feline Parein

MVP
Capgemini Belgium

ABOUT THE SESSION

Power Automate can be incredibly powerful until flows start failing silently, throttling kicks in or performance issues slow down your entire solution landscape.

In this demo‑driven session, we’ll explore proven techniques from real enterprise environments where entitlement limits, request caps, throttling and poor flow design became bottlenecks for scale and reliability.

You’ll learn how to design high‑performing, resilient flows by reducing Power Platform requests through smarter architecture choices: reshaping triggers, applying trigger conditions, controlling concurrency, reusing child flows and optimising data operations to significantly cut latency.

But performance isn’t only about speed, it’s also about predictability. We’ll walk through reusable error‑handling patterns using try/catch/finally approaches, run‑after configurations, terminate actions and structured logging that captures meaningful failure context. These patterns are paired with practical monitoring approaches that give admins and support teams clear and actionable signals.

Assumed Knowledge:

Have hands on experience with Power Automate cloud flows and understand basic flow concepts such as triggers, actions, expressions, run history and connectors

Practical Takeaways:

1. Learn how to design Power Automate flows that respect entitlement limits and avoid throttling.

2. Performance optimisation patterns.

3. Understand how licensing and entitlement models influence architecture decisions.

4. Take away reusable error handling and monitoring templates that standardise resilience, observability and supportability across your flows.

Out of Session Scope:

Power Automate fundamentals and full governance

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Feline Parein

Feline Parein

MVP

Capgemini Belgium