Send Data From Power Apps To Power Automate
In Article, you’ll learn how to send data from Power Apps to Power Automate, including collections, records, text, and number values, using the new Power Apps (V2) trigger.
You’ll understand how to:
✅ Send single values like text and numbers from Power Apps to a Power Automate flow
✅ Pass entire records from a form or gallery Transfer collections (multiple items) with ease
✅ Use the Power Apps V2 trigger to handle different types of input
✅ Build dynamic and flexible flows that react to Power Apps inputs
Step 1: Create a Power Automate Flow
- Go to https://make.powerautomate.com
- Click Create → Select Instant cloud flow
- Name your flow (e.g.,
ReceiveFromPowerApps
) - Choose Power Apps as the trigger → Click Create

Step 2: Add Input Parameters in the Flow
1. Add Text Input
- Click on the trigger
PowerApps
→ Click + Add an input - Choose Text → Rename to
TextInput
(e.g., for a message or name)
2. Add Number Input
- Click + Add an input → Choose Number
- Rename to
NumberInput
3. To send Object or Record (JSON)
- Click + Add an input → Choose Text (We’ll send JSON as text)
- Rename it to
RecordInput
4. To send Collection (Table of data)
- You cannot directly pass a collection, but you can:
- Convert the collection to a JSON string in Power Apps
- Use a Text input in Flow
- Rename to
CollectionInput
Step 3: Add Compose Action and Check
Step 4: Save and Test the Flow
Click Save, and your flow is now ready to be called from Power Apps.
Step 5: Call This Flow from Power Apps
- In your Canvas app, click on Action → Power Automate
- Find and select your flow (
ReceiveFromPowerApps
) - This will add the flow as a function (e.g.,
ReceiveFromPowerApps.Run()
)

Step 6: Sending Data From Power Apps to Power Automate
Set(
gblresponse,
SendDataFromPowerappsToPowerAutomate.Run(
{
text: "Ravindra",
number: 123,
text_1: JSON(
{
Name: "Ravindra",
LastName: "Jadhav",
Age: 21
}
),
text_2: JSON(colcollection)
}
)
)
To send the Record and collection use the Json Function in power apps
Step 7: Trigger power automate flow from power apps
Conclusion
Integrating Power Apps with Power Automate using the Power Apps V2 trigger opens up powerful possibilities for automation and data handling. Whether you’re sending simple text values, complex records, or entire collections, this method ensures seamless communication between your app and flow.
By understanding how to structure your inputs and use the JSON()
function effectively, you can build dynamic, responsive apps that trigger intelligent flows — all with just a few clicks.
Start experimenting with different data types and unlock the full potential of Power Platform automation!
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