About FlowsMadeEasy

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Mission & Purpose

Practical tools for the Microsoft Power Platform

Welcome to FlowsMadeEasy, a collection of free, simple tools designed to make working with Microsoft Power Automate and Power Apps much easier.

Building automated flows can often be frustrating; whether you are wrestling with tricky expressions, trying to format nice-looking email tables for Outlook, or designing Adaptive Cards. FlowsMadeEasy provides quick, focused helpers that take care of those headaches, so you can build clean, reliable automations in seconds.

About the Creator: Ellis Karim

Senior Digital Transformation Manager & Solutions Lead

FlowsMadeEasy is designed, developed, and maintained by Ellis Karim, a Senior Digital Transformation Manager and Solutions Lead based in Cambridge, England.

With over 30 years of experience in information technology, Ellis has spent more than 18 years driving technical innovation, system architecture, and cloud solutions. He is a ten-time Microsoft Power Automate Super User and Community Moderator, having authored over 700 solutions to assist developers globally with complex workflow challenges.

Ellis also writes extensively about workplace automation, low-code development, and digital strategy on his primary technical blog at elliskarim.com, guided by the principle that IT doesn't have to be complicated!

Privacy-First Architecture

Client-side execution with no data sent to our servers

Enterprise security and data governance are fundamental to everything built on FlowsMadeEasy:

  • Strictly Client-Side: All expression formatting, schema parsing, table styling, and card previews run entirely inside your browser. No operational payloads, expressions, or proprietary tenant data ever leave your machine.
  • No Tracking Cookies: The site operates without invasive third-party ad networks or tracking cookies, using only lightweight, aggregate performance analytics.
  • Ready for Production: Outputs are free to use across commercial and personal projects without attribution requirements.

Get in Touch

Connect and collaborate

Whether you have suggestions for new automation tools, feedback on existing utilities, or questions regarding low-code architecture, you can reach out through the following channels: