How to Share a Flow (Two Methods)

Ever wonder if fellow colleagues would benefit from automations (flows) that you have created? Well here are two methods for sharing those flows: For those visual learners check out this short How-to video.

Microsoft Teams Templates: How to get more from Microsoft Teams

Do more with Advanced Microsoft Teams Templating

Microsoft Teams is an incredibly powerful collaboration tool. It is essential to maintain consistency throughout Microsoft Teams with teams, channels, tabs and more to provide a predictable user experience and adoption growth curve through utilizing Microsoft Teams Templates.

Document Submissions & Approval Flow

Approval processes are quite common in the workplace, and there is usually a document submission component to them. When we send approvals in Flow we typically point a person back to a SharePoint item or document, but in this post I will show you how to route a document that’s been attached to a request item to a document library.

An Office 365 Users Guide to Power Apps & Power Automate (Flow) Licensing

Licensing for Microsoft products and services is often confusing, befuddling, or downright incomprehensible. The licensing for Power Apps and Power Automate is no exception, mostly due to two major sets of changes in 2019 and several minor changes during the life of the products. The goal of this article is to clear up as much of the confusion as possible by documenting Power Apps and Power Automate licensing.

This blog post was last updated on July 2, 2021.

Creating a QnA Chat Bot using LUIS, SharePoint, PowerApps And Flow

In my previous blog post we created a Chat Bot using Azure Static Web Sites, LUIS, SharePoint, Logic Apps, and Microsoft Teams. I had a blast digging into all the technologies and making them work together.