The dashboard: every flow in the environment, counted by status, searchable, filterable — live.
The Power Automate portal is where you build your flows. FlowOversee is where you watch them run: it opens to the whole environment at once, sorted and counted by status — what's running now, what failed, what was cancelled — with the full list loaded up front.
The dashboard: every flow in the environment, counted by status, searchable, filterable — live.
Power Automate does the automating — FlowOversee adds the overseeing. It's a read-only companion to a platform we think is great: nothing in your flows changes, you just see them better.
Status cards across the top give you the day's shape in a second — then filter by any status or search by name or creator to get to the exact flows you mean.
Any flow, one click: run history, current status, schedule, and error details in a single panel. When it's time to edit the flow itself, jump straight to it in the maker portal.
One click exports every flow in the environment — name, ID, type, schedule pattern, source time zone — as CSV or JSON. It's documentation, an audit answer, and a starting point all at once.
The dashboard is one environment deep — this is every flow across all of them, in one searchable list.
Explore Find my Flows →Give the flow list your own structure — folders and sub-folders, per environment.
Explore Folders →The same environment as a run timeline — what ran, what's running, what's next.
Explore the Timeline →FlowOversee is coming to the Microsoft Store. Try the dashboard in the interactive demo right now — no install, no sign-in, simulated data.
