💡 The Challenge: Managing a large number of items in Power Automate's "Apply to Each" action, especially when dealing with time-intensive actions such as approvals, can significantly slow down the process. The default concurrency limit is 50, meaning the 51st item will only start once one of the previous actions is completed.
✅ The Solution: To handle more than 50 items efficiently and avoid potential delays, consider triggering a child flow or writing the data to a database, which can then trigger another flow.
🎉 Result: You achieve a more efficient and faster processing of a large number of items, avoiding the bottleneck of the 50 concurrency limit in the "Apply to Each" action.
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