Most flows get built. Fewer get explained.
FlowNarrate takes real automations, AI agents and business systems and writes down what most builders skip: the reasoning behind each step. Right now that's mostly Power Platform and Dynamics 365. The habit works on anything.
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All posts- System Explainer Filling in a whole Microsoft Form at once, with a pre-filled link
- System Explainer Sending email from a mailbox nobody can sign in to
- Flow Narration An approval flow, narrated: why each step exists, and where it breaks
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What gets narrated here
Flow Narrations
Real automations, walked step by step: what each action does and why it's there.
System Explainers
Platforms explained for the people who use them daily, not the people who built them.
Case Studies
Real business problems, anonymised: the options, the decision, and what changed afterwards.
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Agentic AI
Multi-agent design and orchestration, explained like any other flow: what each agent does and why it hands off.
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Certification Corner
Study notes and exam guidance from someone who teaches the material.
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Quick Tips
One trick or setting, explained without the padding.
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About
Written by someone who has to explain this for a living
I am a CRM Specialist and Microsoft Certified Trainer, working across automation, AI and business systems. My work is in the Microsoft ecosystem, spanning Dynamics 365 and Dataverse architecture, Copilot Studio multi-agent design, and building Power Platform governance frameworks for large public-sector environments.
Outside Power Platform work: a recent side project rebuilt navigatingseasons.co.uk (opens in a new tab), a BACP-accredited counselling practice's site, off a page-builder onto hand-built, accessibility-first HTML.
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