Adding DocuSign, SurveyMonkey, and OneNote (Business) support
Microsoft Flow now supports <a href="https://flow.
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Run scheduled triggers on-demand and six more services to use
You can now fire off a recurring trigger on demand – for example, if you have a scheduled report every day, but you need the report to run now. -
Introducing Guided Learning and more new services
Microsoft Flow now has a new, great way to get started: <a href="https://flow. -
Flow of the Week: Get notified about posts to Yammer, Twitter or Disqus with negative sentiment
Get 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. -
Create flows triggered by Power BI alerts and eight other new services
Turn your Power BI insights into action with our new Power BI data alert trigger. -
Flow of the Week: Sick day button
When you’re not feeling well it can be a hassle to email all of your colleagues and block out your calendar for the day. -
Introducing the Microsoft Flow Partner program and Six new services
Microsoft Flow now has a certified partner program to make connections, and take advantage of different company’s talents and experience with Microsoft Flow around the world. -
Upcoming Webinar on Microsoft Flow General Availability features
There will be a Webinar next Monday, November 7th, at 10 am PST (-0800) to cover the latest features available for Microsoft Flow. -
Early October updates for Microsoft Flow
In the past two weeks we’ve added support for API Key and generic OAuth 2.