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Steel Contributor

Jan 26, 2017

Calculating available Flow Runs

I found this page (https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/) that says Flow for O365 includes 2000 runs per month, but it is qualified with “For these plans the number of flow runs is aggregated acr...

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Gregory Frick

Steel Contributor

Jan 27, 2017

Hi Paul - Thanks for your reply. This doesn't really help my confusion however. If you scroll down the page (https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/) it that says Flow for O365 includes 2000 runs per month, but it is qualified with “For these plans the number of flow runs is aggregated across all users in the company. If your company exceeds more than the included runs per month per user, you can buy an additional quota of runs per month:”

Brent Ellis

Silver Contributor

Jan 27, 2017

Since most everything is handled on a per-user-license basis, like Paul mentioned, i read it as you have 100000 users * 2000 runs per month = a whole heckova lotta flows to share across the 100000 users.

The same way they calculate tenant storage.

Gregory Frick
Steel Contributor
Jan 30, 2017
That is what I thought, but that would mean I have 280 Million flows per month in my tenant and I don't understand why I have a user getting messages that they have reached their limit. I wonder if it is possible that the user is using a different license. Thanks for your replies.
Clifford Kennedy
Iron Contributor
Jan 27, 2017
Hi Brent Ellis - having worked through this with the PG recently, you are absolutley correct.