Flows don’t always go as planned—whether it’s a missing manager profile, a broken API, or an unexpected error, Power Automate flows can and will fail. The good news? You don’t have to leave it up to chance.
This video is part of my Pluralsight course Getting Started with Microsoft Power Automate, where we go deeper into building reliable, production‑ready flows. You can find the full course over here 👉https://vladtalks.com/PowerAutomateCo...
In this video, I’ll walk you through how to add error handling to your Power Automate flows so you stay in control when the unexpected happens. You’ll learn:
✅How to use Run After settings to trigger actions when a step fails
✅How to build a catch‑all error handler that notifies you immediately
✅How to use the Terminate action to properly mark a flow as failed
This way, you can set up custom error notifications, keep processes running even when a step breaks, and make debugging much easier.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Error Handling in Power Automate
01:34 Configuring Run After
03:29 Demo: Error Handling in Power Automate
13:49 Conclusion
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