Self-heal UI and browser automation actions at execution with AI

Important

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Enabled for	Public preview	Early access	General availability
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically	Dec 12, 2024	-	-

Business value

This feature is for Power Automate for desktop users that automate UI and web interaction scenarios. It improves success rates and handles cases where UI elements can't be found.

Feature details

Once allowed by users, the feature uses AI to locate elements on the screen at the execution time. The repaired selector is used in future executions. Plus, it's optional and can be disabled if you prefer.

• Self-healing refers to the case that a UI element cannot be found at the execution time.
• Self-healing can be applied only for UI and web automation scenarios, and subsequently for Desktop and web UI elements.
• With self-healing, Power Automate for desktop can detect UI elements on the screen.
• When a UI element and its selector are retrieved, the user must confirm to heal and save.
• This feature can be disabled by the user.

Geographic areas

This feature will be released into the following Microsoft Azure geographic areas:

• Germany
• Norway
• Singapore
• South Africa
• Switzerland
• United Arab Emirates
• US GCC
• US GCC High
• United States
• Europe
• Asia Pacific
• United Kingdom
• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
• India
• Japan
• France
• Korea

Additional resources

Repair flow automation errors (preview) (docs)