FlowLens
Visual dependency maps for Microsoft Power Automate.
FlowLens helps makers, administrators, and support teams understand Power Automate flows by turning flow definition JSON into an interactive graph of actions, dependencies, branches, and loops.
FlowLens
by DevHexLab
Map flow actions
Actions and triggers are converted into clear graph nodes so you can see the shape of a flow quickly.
Trace dependencies
Run-after relationships become graph edges, making action order and dependencies easier to review.
Show branches and loops
Conditions are shown as branching points, and loop actions are grouped so nested logic is easier to explain.
Client-side workflow
FlowLens runs in the browser. Exported or pasted flow JSON is processed locally for graph rendering.
What FlowLens does
Power Automate flows can become difficult to inspect when they contain many actions, branches, scopes, and loops. FlowLens gives you a visual way to understand that structure without manually opening every step.
The extension reads a flow definition and converts the automation into a dependency graph. It helps reveal which actions run after other actions, where conditional paths split, and where repeated work happens inside loops.
Useful for
- Review complex cloud flows before release
- Document inherited Power Automate processes
- Explain flow logic to support teams and stakeholders
- Troubleshoot unexpected action dependencies
- Inspect conditions, loops, and run-after behavior
Privacy and live access
FlowLens is designed to work without a custom backend. Exported or pasted flow JSON is processed in the browser to render the graph.
Live Power Automate access requires Microsoft OAuth through an organization-approved Microsoft Entra app registration. In managed environments, an administrator may need to approve the app and delegated permissions before live flow fetching works.
Read the FlowLens privacy policy for details about data handling, browser storage, and Microsoft service requests.