Yes, you can use Power Automate with Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage.

The Azure Data Lake Store connector allows you to read and add data to an Azure Data Lake account. This means you can automate workflows that involve pulling data from or sending data to your Azure Data Lake Storage.

There are several ways you can use Power Automate with Azure Data Lake Storage:

1. Integrating Azure Data Lake Storage Data into Workflows: You can integrate Azure Data Lake Storage data into your Power Automate workflows. This involves adding actions like “Open SQL Connection”, “Execute SQL Statement”, and “Write to CSV” to your flow.

2. Storing and Reading Event Log Data: Power Automate Process Mining gives you the option to store and read event log data directly from Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2.

3. Automating File Transfers: You can use Power Automate to move files directly into your Azure Data Lake Storage. For example, you could set up a flow that triggers when you receive an email with an attachment, and then uses the Azure Data Lake Store connector to add the attachment to your data lake.

4. Connecting Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 for Dataflow Storage: You can connect your Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 to Power Apps, enabling you to use it as storage for your dataflows.