Using MCP servers with Power Apps and Power Automate workflow development
Connect agents to your apps and flows through Model Context Protocol servers.
Who it’s for
Power Platform makers and developers building workflows and agents that need to call business systems.
What you’ll be able to do
- Explain what Model Context Protocol is and how agents use MCP servers
- Connect a Copilot Studio agent to an MCP server
- Design Power Automate flows that agents can call safely
- Use Power Apps alongside agents for the steps people still own
- Apply authentication, DLP and monitoring to MCP connections
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