What types of actions have exception handling options in Power Automate?

Most actions in Power Automate come with built-in exception handling options. This functionality is crucial for robust workflow design, as it allows a flow to manage errors gracefully and continue operation or notify users when an issue occurs. Exception handling ensures that when an action fails due to runtime errors (like timeout, connection failures, or permission issues), the flow can take alternative paths or execute specific steps to address the failure.

By utilizing these options, developers can implement strategies such as retries, conditionally branching pathways based on the success or failure of actions, and logging errors for further analysis. This approach enhances resilience and user experience as the flow can appropriately respond to unexpected conditions.

Other options may suggest a more limited scope of exception handling, but in fact, it extends to the majority of actions available in Power Automate, making it a vital feature for creating robust automated processes.