The recorder in Power Automate is designed to capture specific user interactions with applications on the screen. This includes mouse clicks, keystrokes, and interactions with user interface (UI) elements. The primary purpose of the recorder is to facilitate the automation of repetitive tasks by documenting the steps a user takes during a session.
Voice commands, however, are not captured by the recorder. This is because the feature is aimed at translating visual and manual input into automated workflows rather than integrating voice recognition or voice-activated commands. As such, while the first three interactions—mouse clicks, keystrokes, and UI element interactions—are key inputs that the recorder can track, voice commands lie outside the scope of its functionality. This distinction is crucial for understanding the capabilities and limitations of the Power Automate recorder in developing automation solutions.