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Add parallel branches in flows and five new services
You can now build flows that have two (or more) steps run simultaneously. -
Another look at the Common Data Service (Previous Version)
Microsoft’s Common Data Service brings together your business data in one place so you can focus on the things that matter: building apps, finding insights and automating your business processes. -
A diet you can love! Introducing the new “diet” flow designer
We, on the product team, often hear from many of you about how incredibly powerful Flow is. -
Introducing Modern Approvals in Flow
With our modern approvals experiences, you can quickly create an approval workflow for your data in SharePoint, Dynamics CRM, Twitter, Visual Studio Team Services, MailChimp and many others. -
Q1 Update for Microsoft Flow
In Q1 of 2017, Microsoft Flow rapidly delivered new functionality and iterated with customers. -
Embed PowerApps in Power BI dashboards or your website
Learn how to embed an app built with PowerApps in a Power BI dashboard or on your website. -
Build flows with HTML Tables, CSVs and other new features like OCR and image content detection
This week we have a number of new features that make Microsoft Flow more capable than ever. -
Shape the future of PowerApps: Join Our User Research Panel
Would you like to share your experiences using PowerApps? Join our User Research Panel. -
Play videos in Azure, create apps from templates in a browser, use a device’s native camera, and more
In the most recent PowerApps update, we’re excited to share a host of improvements around creating and running apps. -
Connecting 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. -
Windows Phone App Beta for Windows 10 is now available for download
The Microsoft Flow Windows Phone App Beta is now available for download! You can join our beta program today to get a preview of the app on your Windows Phone.