Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Practice Exam
Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Practice Exam
About Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Practice Exam
The Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Certification exam has been designed for individuals looking to automate time-consuming and repetitive processes across Windows-based, browser-based, and terminal-based applications. As a certified RPA developer, you will learn to implement a variety of automation techniques, including User Interface (UI), Application Programming Interface (API), and Database automation. You will gain practical experience in analyzing, designing, and implementing automations using Power Automates desktop flows and cloud flows.
Skills Acquired
Key skills candidate will develop include -
- Logic and Data Management: Utilize various actions to work with data, interact with applications, and integrate services.
- Collaboration with Stakeholders: Engage with business stakeholders to optimize workflows for improved efficiency.
- Deployment and Support: Collaborate with system administrators to deploy and support automation solutions across different environments.
Knowledge Required
Candidates should have experience with -
- The Windows desktop environment
- Scripting languages such as VBScript and JavaScript
- .NET Framework for creating custom actions
- Microsoft Dataverse for effective data handling
Roles and Responsibilities
The candidates perform the following tasks including -
- Automate time-consuming and repetitive tasks (using Microsoft Power Automate)
- Review solution requirements
- Create process documentation
- Design, develop, troubleshoot, and evaluate solutions
Who should take the exam?
The candidates preparing for the Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Exam work with business stakeholders for improving and automating business workflows. They are also required to collaborate with administrators for deploying solutions to production environments, and they support solutions.
Course Outline
The Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500) Exam covers the latest topics -
Domain 1 - Understanding the process of Design automations (25–30%)
1.1 Explain to design automations using Power Automate features and capabilities
- Learn to leverage the Power Automate ecosystem
- Learn to differentiate between cloud flows and desktop flows
- Learn to design automations using desktop flows and cloud flows
- Learn to differentiate trigger types for cloud flows
- Learn to differentiate options for interacting with target applications and browsers
- Learn to differentiate the different methods for running a desktop flow
- Learn to evaluate the ability to run cloud and desktop flows concurrently
- Learn to suggest running desktop flows attended versus unattended
- Learn to differentiate HTTP actions in cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to evaluate if work queues are applicable for the automation
- Learn to design custom actions
1.2 Explain to design automations using other Microsoft Power Platform features and capabilities
- Learn to design automations that include canvas and model-driven apps
- Learn to automations using connectors, custom connectors, connection references, and connections for cloud flows
- Learn to automations that include Microsoft Dataverse
1.3 Explain to Design automations that analyze and enhance data and documents
- Learn to differentiate Microsoft AI options for processing documents in desktop and cloud flows
- Learn to differentiate Microsoft AI options for processing data in desktop and cloud flows
- Learn to suggest optical character recognition (OCR) capabilities in desktop flows
- Learn to suggest Document Automation Toolkit for use in automation design
1.4 Explain to Design automations using scripting languages in desktop flows
- Learn to design automations using scripting languages including PowerShell and Visual Basic Script (VBScript)
- Learn to suggest automation use cases that use JavaScript
- Learn to design an automation that uses the document object model (DOM)
Domain 2 - Understand to develop automations (45–50%)
2.1 Explain to Develop cloud flows
- Learn to develop a cloud flow that calls a desktop flow
- Learn to develop and use child cloud flows including passing and returning data
- Learn to perform actions in cloud flows by calling external APIs
- Learn to implement trigger conditions and concurrency in cloud flows
- Learn to implement timeout and retry policies in cloud flows
- Learn to implement data objects and data operations in cloud flows
- Learn to perform text parsing including JSON, XML, and CSV in cloud flows
2.2 Explain to Develop desktop flows
- Learn to implement UI options
- Learn to implement datatables, lists, and custom objects in desktop flows
- Learn to implement subflows in desktop flows
- Learn to perform actions in desktop flows by calling external APIs
- Learn to implement timeout and retry in desktop flows
- Learn to implement data objects and data operations in desktop flows
- Learn to perform text parsing including JSON, XML, and CSV in desktop flows
- Learn to implement custom actions in desktop flows
2.3 Explain to Implement logic in cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to implement flow control in cloud and desktop flows including loops
- Learn to implement expressions in cloud flows
- Learn to implement variable actions for cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to implement secure input and output data in actions in cloud flows
- Learn to implement secure variables in desktop flows
- Learn to implement priority for desktop flows in a queue
- Learn to implement exception handling blocks in cloud and desktop flows to handle system exceptions
- Learn to implement error handling routines in cloud and desktop flows to handle business exceptions
- Learn to implement work queues in cloud and desktop flows
2.4 Explain to form custom connectors and implement connector configurations
- Learn to build a custom connector
- Learn to implement authentication for custom connectors
- Learn to implement custom connector policy templates
- Learn to develop code in a custom connector
2.8 Explain to perform automation infrastructure management
- Learn to recommend credential management practices
- Learn to use on-premises data gateway to connect resources from cloud flows
- Learn to build components in Microsoft Dataverse solutions
2.9 Explain to Test automations and finalize development efforts
- Learn to test a cloud flow
- Learn to test a desktop flow
- Learn to use environment variables and configuration files to manage configurations
- Learn to use debugging features in cloud and desktop flows
Domain 3 - Understand to Deploy and manage automations (20–25%)
3.1 Explain to perform target environment preparation
- Learn to implement Microsoft Power Platform application lifecycle management (ALM)
- Learn to differentiate credentials used for different environments
- Learn to suggest how to deploy solution components to other environments
- Learn to build virtual desktop environments for unattended desktop flow execution
3.2 Explain to evaluate data loss prevention (DLP) policies for RPA execution
- Learn to evaluate Microsoft Power Platform DLP policies
- Learn to evaluate how DLP policies impact actions in cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to evaluate how DLP policies apply to custom connectors
3.3 Explain to Implement access to RPA components
- Learn to perform sharing of cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to perform sharing of machines and machine groups
- Learn to suggest security roles required to run and monitor cloud and desktop flows
- Learn to implement service accounts and service principals
3.4 Explain to Implement machine groups and queues required for desktop flow automations
- Learn to assess machine and machine group requirements
- Learn to perform machine registration management
- Learn to Perform machine group management
- Learn to Implement load balancing of desktop flows by using machine groups and queues
- Learn to Perform operations on the run queue to manage desktop flows
- Learn to Analyze cloud and desktop flow run history from the Power Automate portal
What do we offer?
- Full-Length Mock Test with unique questions in each test set
- Practice objective questions with section-wise scores
- In-depth and exhaustive explanation for every question
- Reliable exam reports evaluating strengths and weaknesses
- Latest Questions with an updated version
- Tips & Tricks to crack the test
- Unlimited access
What are our Practice Exams?
- Practice exams have been designed by professionals and domain experts that simulate real-time exam scenario.
- Practice exam questions have been created on the basis of content outlined in the official documentation.
- Each set in the practice exam contains unique questions built with the intent to provide real-time experience to the candidates as well as gain more confidence during exam preparation.
- Practice exams help to self-evaluate against the exam content and work towards building strength to clear the exam.
- You can also create your own practice exam based on your choice and preference
