Missing Flow Button


Is the Flow button missing for your users in Microsoft Dynamics 365?

If yes, follow the steps below to enable the button for your users.

1. Go to your security roles page.
2. Open the security role assigned to your user.
3. Go to Customization tab and enable below Miscellaneous Privilege


Below is the Enable rule which controls the visibility

        <DisplayRule Id="Mscrm.MicrosoftFlows">

          <MiscellaneousPrivilegeRule PrivilegeName="Flow" />

          <FeatureControlRule FeatureControlBit="FCB.FlowIntegration" ExpectedValue="true" />

        </DisplayRule>


Happy Learning!

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