Today we are announcing the availability of the 2019 Release Wave 2 Plan, which covers the main investments coming in October. Additionally, in the past month we’ve made a number of improvements to Flow: build your flows inside of Visio, there are now triggers available in the Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations connector, and there are many improvements in Approvals. Finally, there were thirteen new connectors in May!
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In this post, Joao Lucindo, a Microsoft TSP hailing from Brazil shows you how to develop a Microsoft Flow Custom Connector to get audit logs from Office 365. This solution is based on the Search-UnifiedAuditLog cmdlet.
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We continue to release connectors for Microsoft PowerApps and Microsoft Flow taking the number of connectors available to over 250. As the number grows, we would like to empower the wider community to maintain these connectors. We now open source our connectors on GitHub. Our ability to open source connectors is made possible through two new exciting features: the Microsoft Power Platform Connectors CLI can be used to download, create, or update any custom connector and template-based policies can be used to modify the runtime behaviors for custom connectors.
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There are new on-premises data gateway management features in the Power platform admin center (Public Preview). These include visibility to personal gateways and ability to manage gateway installers within an organization.
» Read more Time to get excited – the full session catalog for Microsoft Business Applications Summit is here. Explore every breakout session and workshop coming to the conference, taking place in Atlanta, Georgia June 10 – 11, 2019. Get ready to flex your skills – and build new ones – with all things Microsoft Flow and beyond.
» Read more You can now see problems with triggers on the flow properties page — making it easy to find out why your flow isn’t triggering. There are nine new connectors this month including Microsoft Forms Pro. Also, learn about the technical preview of custom controls in business process flows and connectors that have been deprecated in the April release.
» Read more We’re so excited to announce Alexis Ohanian as our special guest keynote speaker for Microsoft Business Applications Summit, coming to Atlanta, Georgia June 10 – 11, 2019.
» Read more Microsoft Flow’s April 2019 Release offers better integration, new AI-enabled experiences and more to enhance productivity across business applications. Learn about the major capabilities that will be coming to Microsoft Flow between April and September 2019.
» Read more You can now use Microsoft Flow to create flows inside of Azure IoT central. There are two new connectors: Azure Key Vault and MobilyWS, and you can distribute connector traffic across multiple on-premises gateways. We have also improved the Flow checker and the rich text editor in the Flow designer.
» Read more There is a new action for Microsoft Teams that posts an adaptive card to a channel. Microsoft Flow US Government is generally available, which supports compliance with US government requirements for cloud services. In addition, there are six new connectors available this month and we have streamlined the creation experience for business process flows.
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Learn how to upgrade your previous version Common Data Service (CDS) database along with any canvas apps and flows that depend on it to the new CDS for Apps database. Or, delete your previous version CDS database and create a new empty CDS for Apps database.
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