PL-500 Study Guide

Tidbit # 1 - Evaluate whether a target application can be automated 

Tidbit # 2 - Choose which automation technology to use to interact with a target application, including using selectors and user interface element inspection 

Tidbit # 3 - Plan connection, payload, and other relevant information for required APIs

Tidbit # 4 - Verify access to target applications

Tidbit # 5 - Differentiate cloud flows and desktop flows

Tidbit # 6 - Select which logical components are required for a solution, including flows, trigger connectors, canvas apps, and model-driven apps

Tidbit # 7 - Develop a strategy for running flows, including running flows serially or in parallel

Tidbit # 8 - Choose connectors for a solution, including custom connectors

Tidbit # 9 - Design an automation model that includes required flow types and automation methods

Tidbit # 10 - Select the types of triggers to use to meet specific business requirements

Tidbit # 11 - Choose whether to run a desktop flow attended versus unattended

Tidbit # 12 - Develop fault tolerance requirements for the solution

Tidbit # 13 - Design required user interface elements for a solution

Tidbit # 14 - Design retry and exception handling logic