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3rd week Training Power Automate - No Office 365 Account to test

Hi, the learning module "Create school library workflows with:

Power Automate cloud flows" module "Build a Student loan notification flow using Copilot" "video at 2:50" have Power Automate setup with Outlook 365 email and trainer states in learner environment you wont have access to Office 365 Outlook to ensure privacy for all Power Up learners. How are we to build and test this flow or do you just follow along? 

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HSheild
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Hi @PowerUpProgram Your Power Up Program developer environment doesn't include Outlook and you will not be
able to use Office 365 Outlook connector to send emails as part of the Power Automate
flow. However, you can use any personal email account you create using Outlook, Gmail,
Hotmail, or other email addresses to establish a connection in Power Automate.

 

Also see the FAQ for screenshots of this http://Aka.ms/PowerUpCohortFAQs 

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HSheild
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Hi @PowerUpProgram Your Power Up Program developer environment doesn't include Outlook and you will not be
able to use Office 365 Outlook connector to send emails as part of the Power Automate
flow. However, you can use any personal email account you create using Outlook, Gmail,
Hotmail, or other email addresses to establish a connection in Power Automate.

 

Also see the FAQ for screenshots of this http://Aka.ms/PowerUpCohortFAQs 

I'm working on module 11 Cloud Flow templates overview and am not able to proceed. 

I ve used various accounts to try and get over this issue but it just times out....

 

Can anyone provide me with a solution to this issue so that i can complete this module....Many thanks....

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Hi, Andrew. According to your screenshot, you're trying to use the Office 365 Outlook connector. As HSheild explained, that one won't work for us. Try the Outlook.com connector (or Gmail or Hotmail) instead.

 


@HSheildwrote:

Your Power Up Program developer environment doesn't include Outlook and you will not be
able to use Office 365 Outlook connector to send emails as part of the Power Automate
flow. However, you can use any personal email account you create using Outlook, Gmail,
Hotmail, or other email addresses to establish a connection in Power Automate.

 

Also see the FAQ for screenshots of this http://Aka.ms/PowerUpCohortFAQs 


 

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