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Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

Send OneDrive files to Kindle for reading

Today on flow of the week we would like to highlight a flow brough to our attention by Willy Reuter. With this template you can get reading material from your OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, Dropbox or Box folders delivered right to your Kindle.

Stephen Siciliano in Microsoft Flow

Jun 10, 2016

Welcome to Microsoft Flow

Over the past decade we’ve seen an unprecedented expansion in the use of the cloud. Today, you can do just about anything via the web, from ordering a car to submitting an expense report, from your personal life to your work life. These cloud solutions have a myriad of advantages —…

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Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Jun 9, 2016

Flow of the Week: Save tweets to Excel for data analysis

Since our preview release two weeks ago, we have seen a lot of excitement from our users. People have been using flows to automate saving attachments to their SharePoint library, automating approvals, mining data from the Twitter…

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

An advanced flow: Processing Résumé Submissions

Today, we wanted to highlight some of the advanced capabilities for Microsoft Flow through a real world example: the résumé screening process used by the Microsoft Flow engineering team. The three advanced capabilities we are going to focus on are:

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

Using Flow with on-premises data and applications

This week, we are excited to announce on-premises connectivity for Microsoft Flow. This can be achieved by using the on-premises data gateway, that allows you to establish secured connections and integrate them with your flows. At launch, the…

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

If you Approve a new file in SharePoint, move it to a different folder

Flow works well for simple scenarios like syncing data between two systems or getting notifications, but it also can be just as easy to set up a flow that handles a more advanced scenario like an approval.

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

Receive personalized weather updates using a Custom API

In this blog post, we are going to show you how to create a simple Custom API and use it in your flow. At the end of this walkthrough — you will have some understanding of, how to create a weather custom API and create a flow that…

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Stephen Siciliano in Microsoft Flow

Jun 21, 2016

Welcome to Microsoft Flow: now more mobile

Last month, we introduced Microsoft Flow, our new service that makes it simple to…

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

Click to Flow: Our First Hackathon

On an overcast Friday, over thirty hackers gathered in Microsoft’s Building 27 to do something new with Flow. Normally, Flows are triggered based on virtual events, like an email sent or a Trello card posted. For the first time, these hackers were triggering actions…

Sunay Vaishnav in Microsoft Flow

Aug 12, 2016

New Google services supported, rename actions and more

The biggest update this month was the release last week of the On-premises data gateway that allows you to reach into your internal network and connect to data sources like SQL. This is just the first of many on-premises services we’ll…

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