CologneClaret - perhaps a Group site can be created for the very purpose of Form storage/management that the account you're transferring the Power Automate Flows to can become a member of to manage the Forms? Unless you have multiple Automate owners then that would be a challenge. We strongly encourage group ownership of Forms for that very reason of departures. We have a Workflow Account that our small team can use to manage workflows and is added to existing groups to manage the Forms as well. But I can see the value in a Group site for that account solely for those cases where there isn't a clear existing group to own the Form or for data privacy reasons. Mostly it's myself managing, but should I not be available or leave the company, a team member is able to log in and manage in my absence. Like you in the beginning I built many under my identity and resisted a service account, but since I converted everything into that identity, it's been a tremendous benefit and gives me comfort that there will be no impact to Forms or Power Automate as users or myself depart. Additionally, this is a full E3 user account. I had myself added to the Outlook mailbox so I can easily monitor any email activity for failures. I used to login with InPrivate browser to OWA to check, now I can easily see it in Outlook desktop as a shared mailbox.