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Power Automate everyone must approve flow
Documents a vacation approval workflow where every assigned approver must approve, any approver can reject the request, and the outcome drives downstream flow conditions.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approval workflow | Choose approval workflow when the core job is routing a submitted request through one or more authorized decisions before work can continue. | Submitting creates a durable approval record with requester, target, requested action, version, approver rule, due date, and route state. | Power Automate supports all-assigned approval workflows where every assigned approver must approve and any approver can reject the entire request. |
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- Approval workflow vs review before submit vs permission recovery vs invite user
Power Automate documents a multi-approver vacation request where every approver must approve and any approver can reject.
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