Tracked Properties in Power Automate Flow Step
Here's what the Tracked Properties in a Power Automate Flow do and how you can use them!
Tracked Properties in Power Automate Flow Step
Tracked properties in Power Automate Flow Step are a way to store and track data from one step of an automated workflow to the next. Tracked properties can be used to maintain state information, such as a record ID, or even for tracking user input. They allow you to store data that can then be utilized in other steps of your flow. This allows for more efficient workflows where the same data is being used throughout multiple steps without having to manually enter it again each time.
If you are new to Power Automate and are wondering how Tracked Properties are and how they work? Tracked Properties are data properties which are hidden away from the Input/Output sections of the Flow and which you can explicitly retrieve in a Flow Run. Here’s a post to explain the same!
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