Exam PL-600 topic 2 question 56 discussion

Instant Flows can be used as child flows.

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The goal is to implement a subprocess that’s maintainable (centralized updates) and easy to navigate (simple parent flows). The analysis suggests: Option A: Saving a copy of the subprocess aligns with creating a child flow, which can be called via “Run a Child Flow,” ensuring centralized maintenance and clean parent flows. The “add additional actions” phrasing likely means in the parent flows, making it the best fit. Option B: An automated trigger doesn’t support easy reuse across flows without complex invocation, reducing maintainability and navigation. Option C: Copying actions is the least maintainable, requiring updates in every flow, and makes flows harder to navigate, making it unsuitable. Option D: An instant trigger is manual-focused, not ideal for automated reuse, and complicates invocation, reducing suitability.

Automated triggers in Power Automate allow you to call or initiate a subprocess from other flows automatically when certain conditions are met. This way, you can manage the subprocess separately and easily reuse it in multiple flows, improving maintainability.

B. Initiate the subprocess with an automated trigger: This is a good approach for creating a child flow. By setting up an automated trigger, you can call the subprocess from multiple parent flows. The subprocess is reusable and can be maintained in one place. This is a recommended way to implement subprocesses in Power Automate.

B. Initiate the subprocess with an automated trigger.

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It is instant - the documentation for the release shows the triggers for the child flow, which are all instant flow triggers - https://powerautomate.microsoft.com/en-gb/blog/october-updates-for-microsoft-flow/

Instant Flows can be triggered from another flow

B. Initiate the subprocess with an automated trigger.