ProRail Customer story: Hear from Sogeti & Motion10 how they created a SharePoint solution for ProRail using Flow Buttons
Hear about the ProRail company and how they leveraged Flow buttons and SharePoint for their business needs!
» Read more Calling all SaaS ISVs – Build and certify your Flow, PowerApps & Logic Apps Connector
We are excited to announce that as an application or service owner, you can now develop connectors that allow your app to work with PowerApps and Microsoft Flow. This enables your customers to easily automate their business processes and create their own no-code line of business apps.
» Read moreConnecting Flow to the real world - Flows can now be triggered directly from physical buttons
Today I’m happy to introduce a highly-anticipated milestone: Flow users can now trigger their workflows using physical buttons. This capability comes as a first step of connecting Flow to the real world, to enable leveraging Microsoft Flow for so many more business scenarios. The breadth of services which Flow can connect to, and the depth of Flow logic you can apply – all behind a physical button! Need a simple way to order more inventory in a production floor? to call Tech support in a conference room? to track your consulting work hours for various companies? Just push the button. Microsoft is delivering these capabilities through partnerships with two of the leading products in the physical button space, each with its strong and unique business value: Flic by Shortcut Labs, and Bttn by The Button Corporation.
» Read moreCalling all SaaS apps: Now you can build your own connector for Flow, Logic Apps and Power Apps
A connector is a wrapper around your API that allows the underlying web app to talk with Flow, Logic Apps and Power Apps. It provides a way for users to connect their own account and leverage a set of pre-built Triggers and Actions for their apps and workflows. By being a part of our growing connector family (currently at 100+), you can enable your users to automate common tasks and build workflows in combination with other social and business applications.
» Read moreGuest Posts on using Web APIs as a Custom API in Microsoft Flow
Guest blog post from Gene Vangampelaere, where you can seen how easy it is to build a Web API that you can then use as custom actions from inside of Microsoft Flow.
» Read moreCalling Microsoft Flow from your application
This tutorial will teach you how to trigger Microsoft Flow from an application.
» Read moreExtend your web site or app with Microsoft Flow
You can now embed a view of Microsoft Flow directly into your web or mobile application, and use a flow as an HTTP endpoint for your application. We are also announcing Todoist support today.
» Read moreIntegrating a Custom API with Flow
Custom APIs are a great way to use services that we haven't yet added to Microsoft Flow by default. See how I integrated the Web API for Microsoft’s Azure Application Insights platform (dubbed Kusto) as a CustomAPI into PowerApps and Flow. I will also briefly walk through how to upload a Custom API.
» Read moreAnnouncing Microsoft Flow Webinar on Flows embedded within other applications
The third Microsoft Flow webinar was on May 24th at 10AM PDT on the Flow experience from within other applications. Go here to watch the recording.
» Read moreConnecting up Microsoft Flow, SQL and Twilio
In 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.
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