Active Directory handling in Power Automate for desktop
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Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is a directory service that enables administrators to manage permissions and access to network resources. Power Automate for desktop provides Active Directory actions to automate all related tasks.
Connect to an Active Directory server., Manage users, groups, and objects with Active Directory actions.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of how to use the Power Automate for desktop console and flow designer
Familiarity with Active Directory
Windows Server 2016 or later
Administrator rights
Access to Active Directory users and computers
Access to the command prompt
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