Exam PL-100 topic 1 question 20 discussion

Correct answer it's A I think : Coud Flow

A: Create a cloud flow when you want your automation to be triggered either automatically, instantly, or via a schedule. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/overview-cloud

I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with your choice. The action of creating a cloud flow does achieve your objective. Here's why: - Cloud flows can be triggered by a specific event, such as updating a job card in your canvas app. - Once triggered, the flow can perform multiple actions in sequence, such as sending a notification to sales executives and prompting the technician to enter service contract specifics. - Cloud flows can interact with multiple data sources and services, making them a flexible solution for automating business processes across your organization. Therefore, the answer is: **A. Yes, it does** Remember, always test your flows thoroughly to ensure they work as expected and meet your business requirements. Always refer to the official Microsoft documentation or consult with a Power Platform expert if you're unsure.

To achieve the objective we would use an instant cloud flow triggered by PowerApps.

Acho que funcionaria se eu criasse dois fluxos, mas na questão diz 'Você cria um fluxo de nuvem', então acho que não funcionaria.

I think cloud flow is not enough. the key point is here " As soon as the notification is sent, the technician has to be able to enter the service contract specifics." . Cloud flow definitely can send notification when a user click a button but to allow user to enter the service contract specific ( I guess, in the App itself ), it would need business rule to set field visible and required etc after notification is set to true etc.

Yes, creating a cloud flow can help achieve your objective. You can design the cloud flow to handle the process of updating job cards after site visits, notifying sales executives about service contract orders, and allowing technicians to enter service contract specifics. Cloud flows can integrate various services and automate tasks, making them suitable for handling the described workflow in your canvas app.

Yes, ofcourse it is a cloudflow.

Objective : You have been tasked with creating a canvas app that allows computer technicians to update job cards after client site visits. The app should also allow for the technicians to notify the sales executives instantaneously when clients order service contracts. As soon as the notification is sent, the technician has to be able to enter the service contract specifics. Action : You create a cloud flow. Does the action achieve your objective? No !

B. No, it does not Explanation: Creating a cloud flow alone does not achieve the objective of allowing technicians to notify sales executives instantaneously when clients order service contracts and enter the service contract specifics.

A. Yes, it does. Creating a cloud flow can help automate the process of notifying the sales executives when clients order service contracts, and allow the technician to enter the service contract specifics. By setting up appropriate triggers and actions within the cloud flow, the app can send notifications to the sales executives and capture the necessary information from the technician, streamlining the entire process.

B: Only creating a cloud flow will not solve the problem, needs to be triggered from the power app. With this incomplete information, B is the right answer.

It's a trick question. I saw a similar question on MeasureUp and Cloud flow is not the answer.

I would say B is correct, only create a cloud flow will no solve it, the cloud flow needs to be triggered from the app but we do not have that information

B is correct

You have been tasked to create an app and you create a flow, this doesn't achieve the objective.

In my opinion A is the correct answer. We have a Canvas apps that should trigger a Flow which notifies the sales exec and after that the technicans should input further stuff. So a Powerautomate Cloud flow instantly triggered by the App should to the job