For Microsoft Power Automate
Flowra fixes broken flows, and builds new ones
Ask why a run failed and the answer comes from your actual run history. Describe an automation you want and it builds the flow. No agent of your own to install.
It reads with your own permissions, and never changes a flow without your go-ahead.
Why did the most recent run fail?
It failed at Post_card_Catherine. The recipient field held catherine.han@…; john.liu@… as one string, so the Teams lookup went hunting for a single person and found nobody. Every approval step after it was skipped.
Not a Teams outage, but a configuration issue in the recipient field.
The fix is one card per person, resolving on the first response.
Split the recipient field into one card per person?
A real exchange, shortened. It never changes a flow until you say yes.
What it does
Finds the cause
Reads a failed run down to the action that broke, and tells you why in plain words.
Builds the flow
Builds a flow from a description, then checks that the thing it built actually ran.
Watches the rest
Answers what is failing across your flows without you opening a portal.
Two ways to connect
Microsoft consent
Approve access once and Flowra works against your flows directly.
Browser extension
No admin approval needed. One-time setup on a desktop browser, then chat from any device.
$39 a month
150 credits a month. A question costs about one, a flow you build about 20. Start with a 14-day free trial and 50 credits. No card.
Start freePart of FlowStudio
Flowra runs on FlowStudio MCP, the same server that gives Copilot, Claude and any MCP-compatible agent access to Power Automate. If you already have an agent of your own, start there instead. The FlowStudio app covers monitoring and governance across a tenant.