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Learning path: Power Automate + Adobe for beginners

From your first flow to a production-ready contract workflow in six steps.

ForBusiness analysts, power users and IT staff new to Power Automate
Modules6

The path

  1. Power Automate expressions cheat sheet for document workflows (Malaysia time, dates, file names) Tutorial
    The expressions you'll use most: Malaysian time zone, date formats, file names, null checks and string handling.
  2. Your first Power Automate flow with Acrobat Sign (step by step) Tutorial
    Build a working flow that sends a PDF from OneDrive for signature and saves the signed copy back — the foundation for every Sign automation.
  3. Design SharePoint document libraries for automation and Copilot Tutorial
    Columns, content types, folders vs metadata, and naming conventions that make flows and Copilot agents work well.
  4. Send a SharePoint contract for e-signature and file it back automatically Power Automate workflow
    Drop a contract into a SharePoint library, get it signed in Acrobat Sign, and the signed PDF plus audit trail land back in the same folder.
  5. Power Automate error handling: scopes, run-after and retry patterns Tutorial
    Make document flows production-ready with Try/Catch/Finally scopes, failure notifications and safe retries.
  6. Power Automate licensing explained: what's included in Microsoft 365 and when you need Premium Licensing guide
    Standard vs premium connectors, per-user vs per-flow (Process) licences, AI Builder and how Adobe connectors fit in.