Start a flow from Engage
Use an Engage event to trigger a Power Automate flow.
Automation and data
Bring Engage into your business flows.
Engage events start flows, and flows add contacts, tags, events and consent to Engage.
Explore customer data in EngageTwo ways to use Microsoft Power Automate with your Engage marketing.
Use an Engage event to trigger a Power Automate flow.
Use a flow to add contacts, tags, events and consent to Engage.
Start with one useful workflow. Check the data, then decide how much control to give your agent.
Use an account with permission to connect Microsoft Power Automate. Choose the venues or data sources you want to use.
Review a sample record and confirm the relevant marketing permissions before adding people to campaigns.
Let your agent prepare the work. Approve each action, or enable autopilot within the limits you set.
Engage events start flows, and flows add contacts, tags, events and consent to Engage.
No. Engage works with customer data from your existing tools. WiFi is an optional source of guest and visit data.
You choose. Approve each action and campaign, or let your Engage agent run agreed workflows on autopilot within your limits. External assistants connected through MCP have read and draft access.
Bring your tools into one marketing platform. Set the goal and choose your level of control.