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Configure triggers with end-user credentials

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Enabled for Public preview General availability
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically - Nov 2025

Business value

Makers can now manage triggers natively in Copilot Studio and securely share autonomous agents that run with end-user credentials. This helps organizations save time, reduce complexity, and scale the adoption of secure, autonomous agents across their organization.

Feature details

You can configure custom agents to perform actions or call topics in response to something happening using event triggers. Unlike topic triggers, which require user input, event triggers let your agent act autonomously when a defined event occurs.

With this feature, you can create triggers for autonomous agents that run with end users' credentials. You can build an agent that operates entirely in the background, triggered by external events, and share it with end users so they can configure the agent to run on their behalf.

As a maker, you can:

  1. Create an agent and add a trigger.
  2. Configure the trigger to run with end-user credentials.
  3. Publish and share the agent with end users.
  4. Once configured and enabled by end users, the agent begins to operate on their behalf.

By using event triggers and end-user credentials, this feature offers a seamless way to automate tasks and improve efficiency. With this feature, agents act independently, and multiple users can easily configure and use them.

Furthermore, triggers are now a fully native capability in Copilot Studio. This means that makers can create, configure, test, update, and delete triggers directly within Copilot Studio, managing their full lifecycle end-to-end. Any existing triggers built on Power Automate will continue to function as they did previously.

Makers sharing agents with end users

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