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Microsoft Introduces Windows 365 Connector for Power Platform and Azure Logic Apps

Microsoft has introduced a Windows 365 connector for the Microsoft Power Platform and Azure Logic Apps, designed to help organizations automate management of cloud PCs. The connector allows users to create workflows that interact with Windows 365 environments, including provisioning, managing and monitoring cloud PCs. By integrating with Power Automate and Logic Apps, organizations can trigger actions based on events and streamline administrative tasks. Workflows can be built for both users and admins using the Windows 365 Connector. The update also allows users to create conversational self-service experiences with Copilot Studio. This allows you to build agents configured to your knowledge resources.

Windows 365 provides cloud-hosted Windows desktops that can be accessed from multiple devices. The new connector is intended to extend automation capabilities, enabling IT teams to incorporate cloud PC management into broader business and operational workflows. Enterprises are increasingly using low-code platforms to automate infrastructure and IT operations. The Windows 365 Connector is now available in public preview.

Posted by Redmondmag.com Editors on 04/02/2026

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