December updates for Microsoft Flow
This month we have a number of great updates for Microsoft Flow.
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Rich text editing in Microsoft Flow and new partner connectors
We’ve added a new, rich HTML-based text editor that helps you write HTML-based emails and more. -
Announcing the Flow checker and four new connectors
Announcing the the Flow checker, which provides an improved validation and error correction experience. -
New Microsoft Flow portal navigation and designer experiences
This week you may have noticed that some parts of the Microsoft Flow experience have changed. -
Repair tips in email for failed flows and other updates
Get emails with specific, actionable feedback about certain errors if your flows fail. -
New Community design, support improvements and connector improvements including Teams and SharePoint
In the past week have released several updates. -
Microsoft Flow October 2018 Update: integrations with Office 365, the platform and more!
Microsoft Flow offers rich workflow and business process capabilities for the Microsoft Power platform, and for the Dynamics 365 and Office 365 services that build on that platform. -
Test your flows with real example data, and four new management connectors
Creating a flow may require some trial and error during the development process. -
Improved Calendar, SharePoint, Approval, Button and Connector capabilities
This August, we released new calendar templates that copy events between Google Calendar and Office 365 or Outlook. -
Announcing the Flow Preview Program
The Flow Preview program is the way to get early access to the upcoming functionality and updates for Microsoft Flow. -
Flow is available in Excel and the Outlook Web App, introducing Business process flows, and more!
There are two new flow integrations: with the new Flow button in Excel, you can create and trigger automation directly on tables in your worksheets, and, you can now create flows that sync tasks to Microsoft ToDo in the Outlook Web App.