Now available
Oversee is the whole idea
It's in the name: one app to oversee every flow you're responsible for. FlowOversee is available now on the Microsoft Store — or try the interactive demo right now, no install, no sign-in.
Your flows do the automating — FlowOversee adds the overseeing: every flow at a glance, runs on a timeline, a daily did-it-run checklist, and your own way to organize it all. Read-only, local-first, changing nothing in Power Automate. Here's the full tour — each feature has its own page.
Every cloud and desktop flow in the environment, sorted and counted by status the moment the app loads — running now, failed, cancelled, and more. Filter, search, open details, export the inventory.
See all your flows in one place →Every run as a bar on a 24-hour grid: live for right now, replay for any day in run history, look-ahead for any future date — the holiday Monday, the maintenance window, next Tuesday.
See what ran and what's next →A daily checklist for your flows: pick the ones that matter and every day each one is marked off against real run history — completed, failed, pending, or never ran.
Verify every flow ran →Every flow whose last run failed, in one list with the error message inline. Search by flow or by error, open details, jump to the portal to fix it.
See every failure at once →The quietest failure mode gets its own page: every suspended flow with the recorded reason and details — checked at the detail level, where suspensions actually show.
Catch silent stoppers →Set your own threshold — 5 minutes to 1 day — and see every run currently past it, plus a "ran long recently" history of finished runs that went over, grouped per flow.
Catch stuck runs →A Windows notification when FlowOversee detects a failed run, a suspended or turned-off flow, or something that looks off — plus anomaly detection that baselines every flow's own rhythm automatically.
Find out first →Organize each environment's flows into your own folders — nested as deep as you like, with live states inside — without changing anything in Power Automate.
Organize your flows →One searchable list of every flow you can access, across every environment on the tenant — because "which environment is it in?" shouldn't be a project.
Search everywhere at once →It's in the name: one app to oversee every flow you're responsible for. FlowOversee is available now on the Microsoft Store — or try the interactive demo right now, no install, no sign-in.
