Microsoft Power Automate Clause Samples

The "Microsoft Power Automate" clause defines the terms under which Microsoft Power Automate services are provided or used within the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of permitted use, any restrictions, and the responsibilities of the parties regarding automation workflows created with the service. For example, it may specify how data is processed, stored, or integrated with other Microsoft products. The core function of this clause is to clarify the rights and obligations related to Power Automate, ensuring both parties understand how the service can be utilized and any limitations that apply.
Microsoft Power Automate. Cognito Forms integrates with Microsoft Power Automate to enable integration with hundreds of other cloud services. This integration requires a separate BAA directly with Microsoft, as {Organization} controls the information and processing once it is transmitted securely by Cognito Forms to Power Automate. Not all services Power Automate connects to are HIPAA compliant. Microsoft Power Automate should be used as an alternative to Zapier, as Zapier does not offer a BAA covering their services.
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