Microsoft Power Automate
Microsoft Power Automate is a desktop and cloud automation tool.
Trigger an Instant Cloud Flow from PixieBrix
Create an Instant cloud flow

Select “When an HTTP request is received” as the trigger

Expand the “When an HTTP request is received” step
Set “Who can trigger the flow” to
AnyoneSave the flow
Copy the URL in HTTP POST URL

In the PixieBrix Page Editor, add the HTTP Request brick

Set the following configuration fields:
URL: the URL from the HTTP POST URL field above
Method:
POST(Power Automate defaults to POST)JSON Data: the request body
Returning a Response to PixieBrix
Add a “Response” step to the flow
Set the Status Code field to
200to indicate a successful request/response. Information on HTTP status codes is available hereSet the Body to the response you want to return:

Other Cloud Flow API Operations
See Microsoft’s Work with Cloud Flows using Code documentation
Running Desktop Flows from PixieBrix
Running From Instant Cloud Flows
See Section “Trigger an Instant Cloud Flow from PixieBrix” above
Add a “Run a flow built with Power Automate for desktop” step to the flow

Running Directly using a Run URL
Find the Run URL in the Flow’s Properties

Copy the Run URL from the properties blade:

In PixieBrix, add an “Open a tab” brick
Paste the copied URL into the URL field

Optional: you can disable the browser confirmation when opening custom URL schemes: Integrate with Desktop Apps via Custom URL Schemes
Triggering directly via API
See Microsoft’s Trigger a desktop flow run developer documentation
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