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Flow - System Account?
Hi,
Unfortunately it´s requiring a license but Flow-license is free to use.
If you don´t want it to be on your account you need to have a licensed system-account.
It also depends on what you want to do, if you need to have connections towards sharepoint, mail etc you´ll also need a license for Exchange, sharepoint etc.
This is a good question. What would Microsoft recommend as a best practice? In my situation I have a Flow that I created. It's basically scheduled to run about 4 or 5 times a day that will grab an excel document and email that document. Not a document that I really care about but a business process that needed to be set up to send the spreadsheet out to a client through out the day. The issue I have is that that document shows up in my Most Recommended Documents section on the Office.com site and the site always shows up as a frequent site. Which then kind of takes away from documents or sites that I really care about. What would be a good way to handle that so that it's not showing up in my recent docs or frequent sites? Anyone have the same issue?