The Microsoft Power Automate portal has a dedicated Monitor section for desktop flows — every run with its status, duration, and the machine it ran on, plus activity dashboards for trends. FlowOversee adds a Windows-native view where desktop flows sit right beside your cloud flows: one dashboard, one daily checklist, one set of alerts covering both.
Together those cover the RPA side thoroughly — run-level detail in the portal, live state on the machine.
Most environments are not desktop-only — the desktop automations run alongside scheduled cloud flows, and the question each morning covers both. FlowOversee opens to one dashboard for the whole environment: every flow, cloud and desktop, sorted and counted by status with live counts for running, failed, stopped, suspended, and more. Desktop flows are not a separate page to remember — they are right in the list, badged by kind.
Cloud and desktop flows in one dashboard — every status counted, the full list loaded up front.
Everything else follows the same both-kinds rule. The Daily Monitor checklist verifies desktop flows ran just like scheduled cloud flows. The Timeline draws desktop runs on the same 24-hour strip. And when a check finds a failed desktop run, the optional background alerts raise the same Windows toast they would for a cloud flow — the app is read-only throughout, signing in with your own account and reading the same run records the platform keeps.
See it live in the interactive demo — the sample environment mixes cloud and desktop flows, with a toggle to filter by kind.
How to check whether a Power Automate flow actually ran — today, last night, or on schedule.
Read the guide →How to spot runs that have been going too long — live, with a threshold you pick.
Read the guide →The complete overview: what to watch across your flows and every tool for the job.
Read the guide →FlowOversee is available now on the Microsoft Store. Try the app in the interactive demo right now — no install, no sign-in, simulated data.