Examen: Microsoft Power Automate RPA Developer (PL-500)

Candidates for this exam automate Windows-based, browser-based, and terminal-based applications that are time-consuming or contain repetitive processes. They use a mix of approaches like UI, API, and database automations.

Candidates analyze and design processes for automation and implement automations using Power Automate for desktop and Power Automate cloud flows. RPA developers use actions for logic and to work with data, applications, and services.

Candidates work with business stakeholders to optimize business workflows. They work with administrators to deploy solutions to other environments and support solutions.

Additionally, candidates should have experience with the Windows desktop environment, scripting languages, Power Automate cloud and desktop flows, AI Builder, Process Advisor, and Microsoft Dataverse.

Important

The English language version of this exam was updated on June 27, 2023. Review the study guide linked in the “Tip” box for details about the latest changes. If a localized version of this exam is available, it will be updated approximately eight weeks after this date. While Microsoft makes every effort to update localized versions as noted, there may be times when the localized versions of this exam are not updated on this schedule.

Passing score: 700. 

• The English language version of this exam was updated on June 27, 2023. Review the study guide linked in the preceding “Tip” box for details about the skills measured and latest changes.
• Design automations (30–35%)
• Develop automations (40–45%)
• Deploy and manage automations (20–25%)

Automate processes with Robotic Process Automation and Power Automate for desktop

Get started with Power Automate for desktop

Work with Power Automate for desktop

Work with different technologies in Power Automate for desktop

Implement advanced logic in Power Automate for desktop

Build expertise with Power Automate for desktop

Get started with custom connectors in Microsoft Power Platform

Configure custom connectors with authenticated APIs in Microsoft Power Platform

Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform security and governance