Microsoft Flow and the Microsoft Common Data Model
Today we are excited to announce the public preview of the Microsoft Common Data Model integrated in Microsoft Flow.
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Microsoft Common Data Model preview available for PowerApps
Following the July announcement of the Microsoft Common Data Model (CDM), we’re happy to make it available for preview today. -
SharePoint On-Premises and Info-bubbles
Following up on our release last month of the <a href=”https://flow. -
Support for on-premises SharePoint lists
On July 8th, we announced support for connecting to your SQL on-premises data using the on-premises data gateway. -
Announcing SharePoint Online modern list integration and the PowerApps Studio for web preview
We are excited to announce two new ways to create and edit apps using PowerApps in a browser: the first is from within the new SharePoint Online modern lists and the second is using PowerApps Studio for web. -
New sample apps, templates and features in this release
This blogpost contains details of PowerApps new sample apps, templates, date time control picker, reorder of fields and player’s support for parameters. -
New Google services supported, rename actions and more
We’ve added support for 3 new Google Services: <a href=”https://flow. -
PowerApps and the Microsoft Common Data Model
Today, we are excited to announce the Microsoft Common Data Model (CDM) as an out-of-box business database for storing and managing business entities. -
Connect to your on-premises data sources from PowerApps using on-premises data gateway
We are excited to announce the availability of on-premises data access from PowerApps using the on-premises data gateway! The data gateway can be deployed centrally and allows you to manage data and… -
Using Flow with on-premises data and applications
Announcing on-premises support for Microsoft Flow. -
More June Updates for Flow
Earlier this month we <a href=”https://flow. -
No record limit with SQL Azure and Salesforce
We continue to enhance our ability to work with large data sets.