Microsoft's Flow is designed to connect services like Twitter, Slack,
Google Drive, Dropbox, and Office 365. Microsoft lists a number of
example "flows" (recipes), including the ability to generate SMS alerts
from emails, pull tweets into Excel, or get Slack notifications when a
file is uploaded to a Dropbox folder. You can even create flows to copy
files from OneDrive for Business to SharePoint.
Flow went live yesterday as a preview, but Microsoft has pulled it
offline so it clearly wasn't ready to go public just yet. Microsoft has
more than 35 services enabled in the Flow preview, and the software
maker is planning to add more each week. We've reached out to Microsoft
for comment on when Flow will go public again, and we'll update you
accordingly.
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