Yesterday, Melissa Hubbard posted a great intro to Microsoft Flow approvals in her Flow Approval Fundamentals blog post. Make sure to check her blog post before reading this one. Her blog post is focussed on the basics and I will be highlighting a bit more of an advanced feature: timeouts
At a lot of companies, I see a lot of employees struggle with what the possibilities are of the Modern SharePoint. They know there is a lot possible, but they don't know where to start. Luckily there's a lot of good documentation, but a lot of employees don't want to
When you are working with Microsoft Flow a lot, you probably want to know what's new on the platform from time to time. There are several ways to get the latest and greatest of Microsoft Flow. And - yes - there are even ways to get some insights into whats
Microsoft published the spring '18 release notes for Dynamics365. Go here to see them. These release notes also include a lot of new features for Microsoft Flow. I would like to highlight some of them in this blog post: Request for sign-off flow built into SharePoint With this feature, you
Today, I will post a short blog about the Flow Management connector. It has been a while since the Microsoft Flow team released the Flow Management connector, but it hasn't get the attention it deserves! It has 19 (!!) actions, like: Creating Flows and Connections Deleting Flows Getting Flows and connectors
Last Saturday I did a session at Dynamics 365 Saturday Amsterdam! It was a great event at the KPMG HQ in Amstelveen. I uploaded my slides to SlideShare. Check them here:
I will be speaking at Dynamics365 Saturday Amsterdam on the 3rd of February. During this event I will present a 50 minute session, which is called 'Unleash the power of Microsoft Flow'. If you want to join the event, make sure to register via this link. Hope to see you
When working with the Cognitive Services connectors, I noticed that there is a setting available in the Cognitive Services connectors that could easily be skipped during the setup of the connector and than afterwards lead to problems. When you don't use the West US region, this is important for you:
A lot of marketing & communication departments use expensive tools to monitor their brands. These tools are handy, but they are pretty expensive, so a lot of companies would be eager to replace these tools with something cheaper. How could you replace such a tool? Microsoft Flow is the answer
The Microsoft Flow team just released audit events for Flow. These events are available through the Security & Compliance Center. Now you can use for instance audit log search to find some of the following events in your Office 365 environment: This is really handy for IT Admins who really
