Authenticate Power Automate (Ex Flow) HTTP call using Azure Key Vault


Microsoft Power Automate can be triggered by an HTTP call just hitting an auto generated URL with a SAS token, however, for some scenarios you may want to add additional authentication capabilities.  

In this video I show how you can leverage Azure Key Vault to add authentication capabilities from within a Flow. 




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