In the previous post, we began building the basic infrastructure to use MS Flow to generate our Project Status report directly from Project Online.

In this post, we will see how to build the flow itself. Your completed Flow will look like this.

We are all surrounded by different smart home devices and voice assistants around us. Wouldn't it be great if we could use them to -

• Add a task to To-Do
• Get details of your upcoming meeting and it's location and travel time from Bing Maps API https://twitter.com/rezadorrani/status/1105152530735136768?s=12 
• Read email/ send email
• Read out calendar
• Create a meeting invite
• Add an item to SharePoint list and much more...

Read the blog post to learn more.

This post shows how to use the Muhimbi REST API and the Microsoft Flow HTTP action which will help you Merge all documents within a SharePoint Online document library to a single PDF. If the document is not already in PDF Format it will convert the file as part of the merging process.

Nowadays people rely on mobile devices and alerts to track the work they need to do. In this example, we are leveraging the use of MS Flow to send reports directly in a format that people use the more:  emails.  We are using Azure Boards as our source of information for the email.   Although users can go to Azure Boards and look at different dashboards, we are bringing the information to them daily using an email.

Have you ever looked for the functionality to add attachments to your Planner tasks when triggered by an Outlook email. This "How To" blog builds a Flow that creates Planner tasks, it then captures the email body and saves it to the task description, assigns those in the "to" field to the task and then saves the files attached within the email to the task.

In this article, you will learn how to build a Flow that automatically sends out a summary email of Microsoft Team Channel conversations/posts to all members on a schedule.

TxtSync has recently released a Flow connector to its global SMS services. Our aim is to provide you with the tools so that you can easily make SMS part of your business workflows. SMS is a customer’s preferred communication method. When used correctly, it’s a powerful way to improve your customer services communications by sending short, personalised and relevant notifications. Keeping your customers up to date no matter where they are! SMS boasts a 98% open rate so you can be sure your important messages will be read.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could trigger a Microsoft Flow from within Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE? 

I will show you a Flow that a user can run from within Dynamics 365.

The business scenario is that you want to be able to send a broadcast Text Messages (SMS) to Contacts on a Marketing List. We will use the 3rd party service Twilio and other existing standard connectors to execute this process.

This blog post focuses on extending Dynamics 365 for Field Service by using Flow and Project Service Automation. One frequent business requirement in FS implementations is Time Entries. While that functionality isn't included in FS, we can use Flow and PSA to extend FS to leverage Time Entries.

Getting into planner for managing the work of your teams, but you are lost in the total overview! Centralize the planning of your teams by creating them in an automated way toward a plan that will contain all teams.