Microsoft released new updates today for Flow and PowerApps, a pair of services designed to help non-developers program interactions between their favorite services and build their own custom apps ...

There are three key developer-facing tools in the Power Platform: Flow, Power Apps, and Power BI.

An estimated 71,000 organizations are currently using PowerApps and Flow. Today, Microsoft also announced new sharing and app organization experience in PowerApps.

As Microsoft notes, currently the tool works best with Microsoft 365 apps and services; even so, I was able to use it with common Power Automate connectors like Twitter or other social media.

In this post I will look at Asynchronous flows vs Synchronous flows, Concurrency controls and multiple response actions in ...

To build an app, flow, or bot, you can describe it using natural language and copilot can build it in seconds. It is that easy.” Microsoft 365 gets a host of new AI-powered features ...

Microsoft said Monday that it’s adding intelligence to its Microsoft Flow application as well as PowerApps, giving those apps to see the world—quite literally, in some cases.

Ignite 2019: Microsoft is continuing to add more features to its Power Platform, the collection of low-code and no-code tools including Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate.

Click the app launcher; this opens a panel showing all your available Microsoft 365 apps. Don’t worry if you don’t see Power Automate right away — scroll down and look for it.

Flow, Microsoft's in-house version of IFTTT, has been in preview mode since April, but the folks at Redmond are finally ready to open the service up to the general public. Starting November 1 ...

Microsoft has created a business-oriented preview service called Flow that acts in much the same way, but with its own software and partner apps. Flow isn’t an app, but a way to connect apps and ...