PAD Export - Link Microsoft 365 to Blueprint

Updated by Sean Ellner

Blueprint integrates with Power Automate Desktop to accelerate and scale robot development and orchestration. Users can seamlessly export and upload aligned and prioritized business processes along with all related constraints into Power Automate Desktop, to provide robot developers with a head start and unparalleled visibility and context.

Before you do this, you'll have to have set up an Azure App Registration so Blueprint can communicate with your Power Automate environment. If you haven't already done so, please see Azure App Registration for Power Automate Export.

Setting Up Instance Level PAD Exports

Instance level Microsoft 365 Authentication Settings will be applied to all Blueprint Projects by default. However, Project specific exports can be configured to export to separate Power Automate environments if needed. For more information, see the below section Setting Up Project Level PAD Exports.

  1. In Settings, expand RPA Management and select Microsoft 365 Authentication Settings
  2. Enter Application ID (client) and Directory ID (tenant)
These values can be found in the Overview section of Azure AD app registration page.
  1. Click Get Environment(s) button
    1. Enter your Azure AD credentials in the popup dialog. Anyone within your organization's Azure AD will be able to provide credentials
    2. Accept permission request for the app to view your basic profile and read/manage flows
  2. Select MS Dataverse environment from the Environment dropdown (if there is more than one)
  1. Click Save

It can take a few minutes to link to the newly registered app. If the environment can't be found, wait a few minutes and try again.

Setting Up Project Level PAD Exports

Blueprint also allows users to configure Projects independently, allowing the export of bots to different Power Automate Desktop environments.

If no Microsoft 365 Authentication Settings have been provided, Blueprint will default to the Instance level settings.
  1. In Settings, select Projects
  2. Select the Project that will be configured to a specific Power Automate environment in the right-pane
  3. Expand RPA Integration Settings in the Project's Settings and click Power Automate
  1. Enter Application ID (client) and Directory ID (tenant)
  2. Click Get Environment(s) button
    1. Enter your Azure AD credentials in the popup dialog. Anyone within your organization's Azure AD will be able to provide credentials
    2. Accept permission request for the app to view your basic profile and read/manage flows

  1. Select MS Dataverse environment from the Environment dropdown (if there is more than one)
  2. Click Save

It can take a few minutes to link to the newly registered app. If the environment can't be found, wait a few minutes and try again.

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