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View Power Automate flow runs for Dynamics 365 records. Find record-specific runs instantly. Troubleshooting Power Automate flows in Dynamics 365 Online can be time-consuming — especially when trying to identify the exact run related to a specific record. This Chrome extension allows you to view flow run history directly from the Dynamics 365 record you are currently viewing, eliminating manual filtering and constant context switching between Dynamics 365 and Power Automate. ⚙ Requires a one-time Azure Entra ID (Azure AD) App Registration setup. ⸻ KEY FEATURES: • Record-Specific Run Search – Locate runs related to the current record • Failed Run Detection – Quickly identify failed executions • One-Click Debugging – Open runs directly in Power Automate • Entity-Level Flow Discovery – View all flows that trigger, update, or read the current entity • Progressive Results Loading – Results appear as they are retrieved ⸻ PERFECT FOR: • Dynamics 365 Online developers and consultants • Power Platform administrators • Support teams troubleshooting automation issues ⸻ REQUIREMENTS: • Azure Entra ID (Azure AD) App Registration • Access to Dynamics 365 Online and Power Automate 📘 Full setup guide and configuration steps: https://github.com/Alaa-Elomda/dynamics365-flow-history?tab=readme-ov-file Compatible with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Mar 6, 2026
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