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Expand Up @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ The following table describes the limits on how long flows remain turned on befo
| Flows with errors | 14 days | A cloud flow that has a trigger or actions that fail continuously will be turned off. Fix your trigger or actions and turn on the flow. These flows will have FlowSuspensionReason=AlwaysFailingDetected. |
| Not triggered (dormant) flows | 90 days for Free, Trial, Community and Microsoft 365 Plans. No expiration limit for all others. | A cloud flow that has no successful triggers will expire and be turned off. After 90 days of inactivity, the flow creator and co-owners will receive an email. If no action is taken in next 30 days, the flow will be systematically turned off, and the creator and co-owners will be notified in an email. For enterprise scenarios, we recommend you buy a standalone Power Automate license listed on [Power Automate pricing](https://make.powerautomate.com/pricing) to ensure your flow isn’t turned off due to inactivity. You can turn your cloud flows back on anytime. These flows will have FlowSuspensionReason=NeverTriggeringDetected. |
| Consistently throttled flows | 14 days |A cloud flow that's consistently throttled for 14 days will be turned off. The flow creator and co-creators will get an email when the flow starts throttling and when the flow is turned off. For enterprise scenarios, we recommend you buy a standalone Power Automate license listed on [Power Automate pricing](https://make.powerautomate.com/pricing) to get higher action limits. You can turn your cloud flows back on anytime.|
|Premium flows without premium licenses| 14 days | Flows that were created with premium features (premium connectors, custom connectors, HTTP connectors, on premises gateway, and business process flows) but don't have a premium Power Automate license will be turned off after 14 days. This situation happens if the original owner leaves the organization, or if they have an expired trial or premium license. The flow owner and co-owners will get an email when the trial or premium license expires, or when the owner isn't found in Microsoft Entra ID (Microsoft Entra ID). The flow will continue to work for 14 days. If a premium license isn't assigned to the flow within 14 days, the flow is automatically turned off, and the owner and co-owners are notified through email. Newly created or edited premium flows without a premium license are saved but turned off. Once a premium Power Automate license is assigned to the owner or flow, you can turn on the flow. Admins can [find these flows](/power-platform/admin/power-automate-licensing/faqs#how-can-i-identify-flows-that-need-premium-licenses-to-avoid-interruptions). Assign a Power Automate Process license or a per user license to the owner to keep the flow running.|
|Premium flows without premium licenses| 14 days | Flows that were created with premium features (premium connectors, custom connectors, HTTP connectors, on premises gateway, and business process flows) but don't have a premium Power Automate license will be turned off after 14 days. This situation happens if the original owner leaves the organization, or if they have an expired trial or premium license. The flow owner and co-owners will get an email when the trial or premium license expires, or when the owner isn't found in Microsoft Entra ID. The flow will continue to work for 14 days. If a premium license isn't assigned to the flow within 14 days, the flow is automatically turned off, and the owner and co-owners are notified through email. Newly created or edited premium flows without a premium license are saved but turned off. Once a premium Power Automate license is assigned to the owner or flow, you can turn on the flow. Admins can [find these flows](/power-platform/admin/power-automate-licensing/faqs#how-can-i-identify-flows-that-need-premium-licenses-to-avoid-interruptions). Assign a Power Automate Process license or a per user license to the owner to keep the flow running.|

## Concurrency, looping, and debatching limits

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