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Triggers for Microsoft Planner, actions for SharePoint attachments, and other connector improvements
AjaveebThis week we are announcing that another top request from the community is now available: triggers for the Microsoft Planner connector. A second highly requested feature available this week is to work with Attachments in SharePoint lists. There is a new Flow management connector that can be used to automate the creation and management of flows. We also have four other new connectors: Enadoc, Custom Vision, the D&B Optimizer, and SIGNL4 (Derdack) and new functions in other connectors.
Microsoft acquires Softomotive to expand low-code robotic process automation capabilities in Microsoft Power Automate
AjaveebToday, we are announcing the acquisition of Softomotive, a world-leading provider of robotic process automation (RPA) provider with over 15 years of experience and the creator of WinAutomation.
Optimizing custom connectors through enhanced built-in validations
AjaveebWe are pleased to announce that we are optimizing connectors through enhanced validations. This means that all of the connectors you use, whether it’s one of the almost 300 out-of-box connectors provided by the Power Platform, or one of the custom connectors built within your organization, will see fewer run time errors, and a more consistent, and maintainable, experience.
Beginner | Flow of the Week: Approval Timeout and Escalation
AjaveebYou are working with Microsoft Flow Approvals and you want to learn a couple of tricks to take them to the next level?! Of course you do! For this Beginner Flow of the Week, come and watch Senior PM – Jon Levesque show you how to create an approval time-out and escalation in under ten minutes!
Intermediate | Flow of the week: Approval reminders using parallel branches
AjaveebThis post will introduce parallel branches as a way to achieve concurrent Flow logic. It shows how to use parallel branches to send periodic reminders to approvers that stop once the approval is completed.
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Send parallel approval requests to a dynamic set of approvers
AjaveebIn this advanced FOTW post, learn how to create dynamic parallel approval requests using the new concurrency control settings in for each loops and also get a flavor for other Flow capabilities like variables, expressions, and ODATA filter queries.
More action settings and four new connectors
AjaveebFlow now gives advanced users more control over how their triggers and actions run, including configuring retry policies and pagination. We also released four new connectors: Azure File Storage, Elastic Forms, Plivo, and Video Indexer.
Q2 Update for Microsoft Flow
AjaveebNew updates to Microsoft Flow allow for richer administrative and lifecycle control – solutions built with Flow can be imported and exported as packages. Microsoft Flow also has integration Azure Logic apps: any Flow can now be converted to a Logic app. To enable richer Flow, Customers can now use Excel-like expressions in Flow actions and configure button inputs and button sharing. Finally, a range of Microsoft products – including SharePoint, OneDrive for Business and Dynamics 365 – are adding the power of end-user automation by embedding Flow more deeply in their user experiences and will be available in the coming weeks.
Flow Community Blog Highlights
AjaveebHave you visited the Flow Community blog lately? Along with rapidly growing forums, fun and informative events, and ways to leave feedback, the Community blog is a platform for you to share ideas with your peers, industry experts, and us here at Microsoft. To get started, simply message me, @JessicaC, with a rough title for your post and a couple of sentences to describe your topic. Now let’s check out some great posts from May!
Update your language settings, five new connectors including Adobe Creative Cloud, and more
AjaveebThis week we added the ability to change your language and region settings independent of your browser’s settings. There are also five new connectors: Adobe Creative Cloud, Bing Maps, Bing Search, JotForm and Freshservice. Finally, there are a number of other small improvements, such as the configuration of timeouts for long running operations like approvals.
Seven new connectors and other new features like converting HTML to plain text
AjaveebThis week we have introduced seven new connectors: Azure Application Insights – an extensible analytics service that helps you understand the performance and usage of your live web application, Calendly, Content Conversion for converting HTML content, such as from emails, to plain text, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Teamwork Projects, and Teradata.
Manage connection access while sharing button flows to enable richer scenario
AjaveebIntroducing new connection configuration option for button flows, that now allows you to build richer, more advanced flows and share them within your organization.
Intermediate | Flow of the week: Create PDF Invoices Using Word Templates with Microsoft Flow
AjaveebJohn MacDougall is a Microsoft MVP and freelance consultant and trainer for hire specializing in Excel, Power BI, Flow, PowerApps and SharePoint. You can find more interesting articles from John on his blog or YouTube channel. In this post he is going to show you how you can use the new Word connectors in Flow to easily create some really nice looking PDF invoices.
New licensing options for PowerApps and Microsoft Flow standalone paid plans
AjaveebWe’ve seen tremendous growth in the usage of PowerApps and Flow over the course of the past year. Just as we’ve been rolling out new features in response to user input, we’re also listening to input about how to license and implement premium capabilities. In response to these needs, we’re pleased to announce two new plans that we will be introducing later this year: a PowerApps per app plan and a Flow per business process plan.
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Triage and Team Assignment with Microsoft Flow
AjaveebTriage and Team Assignment Flow Whats up Flow Friends! This post is written by George Culler and Brian Osgood from the Azure team.
Flow of the Week: Get notified about posts to Yammer, Twitter or Disqus with negative sentiment
AjaveebGet notified when someone posts something negative in a Yammer group, about a Twitter keyword, or in a Disqus channel with this flow of the week. It will check if the sentiment is negative with the Cognitive Services Text Analytics API, and if it is, it will translate the post into English, and then send you a push notification to your iOS or Android device with the translated text and a link to the post.
Microsoft Flow at WPC 2016
AjaveebCheck out the Microsoft Flow session from WPC 2016 in Toronto. We cover basic concepts, as well as packaging with Office 365 and our roadmap. Watch it here
Add comments to steps, Smartsheet support, and more
AjaveebThis week we have a few new features available, including the ability to add comments to steps, connectivity to Smartsheet, some refinements to the UI to make it easier to rename and save flow, and videos for many of our help documents.
Introducing the new mobile app for Microsoft Flow
AjaveebToday, we are pleased to introduce another major piece of our offering: a mobile app now available for download on iOS (soon also on Android). As shows on our short App video, the app gives you the power to manage, track, and explore your automated workflows anytime and anywhere.
Five new services and improved advanced capabilities for JSON and HTTP
AjaveebWe five new services in the last week: Azure Data Lake, Bitbucket, Eventbrite, Infusionsoft and Pipedrive. In the flow designer it’s now possible to use authentication with custom HTTP endpoints, and to parse JSON objects returned from APIs. Finally, we added more options for filtering flow runs.
Rebinding Deleted or Broken Connections in an Existing Flow
AjaveebThis simple walkthrough shows you how to fix a flow that has a broken or deleted connection. Connections represent the credentials or configuration that are used to connect to the various services your flow needs, and this walkthough demonstrates fixing them inside of the flow UI designer.
Trigger your Flow buttons from the Flow web site
AjaveebYou can now trigger Flow buttons right from the Flow web portal. When looking at your list of flows, simply select the “…” menu and choose the Run now command. This week, we are also adding support for five new services, including Oracle Database.
October Updates for Microsoft Flow
AjaveebAt Ignite we announced the new UI flows feature, but there were a few other updates in the month of October that we would like to share. Use the new child flow feature to have one flow easy trigger another one. The Flow mobile app can trigger flows when you enter or exit a location. We also have twenty-eight new connectors now available, along with many new actions in the most-used connectors!
Power Automate UI Flows December 2019 update is now available
AjaveebPower Automate UI Flows December 2019 update is now available with new supports for International Keyboard Layout Support and UI Localizations, as well as addressed some playback issues.
Welcome to Microsoft Flow
AjaveebMicrosoft Flow can accelerate your business so you spend less time on mundane, repetitive tasks, and more time on what you want to do. Take a couple minutes today to sign up for free at https://flow.microsoft.com/.