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Microsoft Flow Conference 2019 Recap
BlogThe Microsoft Flow Conference 2019 Content is Available on-demand! Check it out and connect with all of the presenters!
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Localize messages used in Flows using JSON object variables
BlogObject variables can be used to provide “lookup table” functionality to Flows that need to initialize sets of variables together. The coalesce function can help with “fallback” or default behavior for keys that aren’t found in the table. This Flow of the Week will show how to use this technique to select sets of localized strings for use in easily generating emails in different languages from a single Flow.
Intermediate | Flow of the Week: Addressing User Feedback with Flow
BlogLearn about a flow that the Flow team uses to follow-up on user feedback. A bug is automatically created in Visual Studio for every user comment that is tagged with ‘Open Bug’. This ensures that feedback isn’t lost and is tracked in Visual Studio for an engineer to begin investigation.
File attachments in Approval Flows
BlogWe are releasing the ability to pass files from a connector action to the Approvals action step, so that you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with sharing just enough information that’s needed.
Approval workflows for adding a site to a SharePoint hub
BlogSharePoint hub sites help you meet the needs of your organization by connecting and organizing sites based on a project, department, and more. SharePoint site owners can now be prompted to create and run an approval process whenever they want to join a SharePoint Hub site in their organization.
Intermediate | Flow of the Week: How to Archive Completed Items in a SharePoint List
BlogAs the Flow Community Manager, AT Chang manages, schedules and publishes lots of written content for the Flow community. To keep publications on schedule, she organizes all her written publication requests in a SharePoint list. Follow along as she takes basic Flow functions like moving items from one SharePoint list to another, boolean conditions, and starting approvals to an intermediate level that allows her to keep her SharePoint list of upcoming publish items fresh by archiving all items that have been completed/published.
Microsoft Flow Conference 2019 – Call for Speakers wants YOU!
BlogThe Microsoft Flow Conference is back for 2019 and would love to have you join us as a speaker! Click the link to read more and to propose your sessions!
On-premises data gateway July 2019 update is now available
BlogThe July On-premises Gateway release requires a new version of the .NET framework.
Flow of the Week: Get notified of new data breaches and account exposure
BlogKeep track of the latest data breaches using this easy to use template from Microsoft Flow.
Beginner | Flow of The Week: Warehouse Delivery Notification
BlogThis week for the Flow of The Week I want to share one with you that came from an App in a day training we had in Las Vegas before the Ready conference. In that demo I showed how a Flic physical button could be used to alert Warehouse team members when a delivery arrived. And in this blog, I expand on the use case to make it even more useful
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Notify me on best traffic conditions to drive home
BlogThis week we want to highlight a Flow that lets you constantly check traffic conditions and notify you on the best time to start your commute. Simply open the Flow mobile app, press the button, and specify the travel time you want to target. The Flow will notify you as soon as traffic drops to below the threshold.
Flow Mobile now supports Button Trigger tokens
BlogWith Button flows gaining popularity, we want to make sure you’re getting the most out of it. You can now leverage valuable information when triggering a button flow, such as Where this button was triggered from, by whom, at what time, and more.
Advanced | Flow of The Week: Calculate running totals and tracking maximum values in Flow
BlogA common question we get from Flow creators is how to calculate a running total or sum across a collection. This post will walk Flow authors through tracking running totals across an Apply To Each loop as well as storing complex objects in variables and referencing their properties in expressions.
Design Your Own Swag contest ends today — submit your shirt!
BlogIt’s the final day to submit your fun and functional t-shirt ideas to the Design Your Own Swag contest! You can still Kudo your favorite t-shirt designs until April 13, 2017. The designs with the most Kudos and Twitter likes will be reviewed by a final judging panel, and their selections will be printed for the Data Insights Summit on June 12 – 13, 2017, and given away as part of Flow community events over the next year.
Windows Phone App Beta for Windows 10 is now available for download
BlogThe Microsoft Flow Windows Phone App Beta is now available for download! You can join our beta program today to get a preview of the app on your Windows Phone.
Want to help shape the future of Flow? Join our User Research Panel
BlogYour feedback is important to us! Join our user research panel to give your feedback to our UX research team and help design the future of Microsoft Flow.
A fun guide to using Power BI with Microsoft Flow
BlogIn Sweden there is a company called Hemglass that delivers ice cream to people’s homes in refrigerated vans. We are going to enter this market and try to beat them at their own game and for that we are going to use Microsoft Flow and Power BI. Using Flow, every morning we will collect the weather forecast and send it to our drivers using Office 365, so they know how much they should stock on their vans. We will also send the data to Power BI so we can store it in our records. We can, after a while, compare the weather data with the sales in our vans and develop a more accurate stock strategy.
Introducing the Microsoft Teams connector for Flow
BlogThis week, we’re excited to announce the Microsoft Teams connector for Flow. Microsoft Teams is a chat-based workspace in Office 365 that bring together people, conversations and content – along with the tools that teams need, so they can easily collaborate to achieve more.
Advanced | Flow of the Week: Tracking changes in a deployment
BlogIn a previous blog, we saw how the Microsoft Flow team tracks Flow portal and backend deployments as they get deployed across regions. While knowing which builds are deployed to which region helps during a live site investigation, an equal if not more important piece of information is knowing what changes were deployed as part of a build. Knowing what changes comprise a build and where it is deployed helps assess the impact of a live site incident and take corrective actions accordingly. In this Flow of the Week, we’re developing an end-to-end deployment e-mail notification system and also generating Power BI-based change tracking report without writing a single line of code.
Announcing Microsoft Flow Webinar on Custom API and Flow Debugging
BlogWe had our second Microsoft Flow webinar on May 17th at 8AM PDT on custom APIs, debugging flows, and flows with conditions and recurrence. Go here to watch the recording.
Connecting up Microsoft Flow, SQL and Twilio
BlogIn this post, you can learn how to work with triggers when there is no built-in triggers available for a service, and how to set up a connection to Twilio. This blog post is intended for advanced developer audience.
Automate Citrix remote apps and remote desktops with the July 2020 update to UI flows in Power Automate
BlogWe are happy to announce that Citrix Workspace users can now test in Public Preview our new feature which will allow you to record and playback actions from your Citrix remote applications and desktop.
Announcing support for Office Scripts in the Excel Online (Business) connector
BlogThe addition of the new “Run script” action to the Excel connector dramatically expands its applications and capabilities, far beyond what was previously possible.
Run multiple concurrent UI flows on a single Windows Server device – High Density
BlogWe are excited to announce that the June release brings support for multi-user sessions for Windows Server. This will allow you to run multiple UI Flows in parallel on a single Windows Server machine.
Looking Back on Power Automate’s 2020
BlogRead a review of some the biggest updates to Power Automate from 2020.