The list is constantly being updated and if the connector you want isn’t there, you can request a feature through UserVoice site.

Click here for a full list of the available connectors. There are connectors to lots of 3rd party services, such as Twitter, Google Drive and MailChimp. At the time of writing, there are over 170 connectors, such as Dynamics 365, Office 365 email, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, Planner and not just Microsoft services either. They allow you to connect to various data sources to push and pull data between them. ConnectorsĬonnectors form the backbone of Microsoft Flow. In this post, we’ll take a look at the anatomy of a Flow and also talk about why it’s useful to use it with Dynamics 365. The interface makes it easy to create a flow and connect data from one data source to another and the service is free to use or depending on which Dynamics 365 license you have, included in the subscription with additional premium connectors.

They’ve positioned it as a power user’s integration tool rather than a System Administrator/IT provided solution and it’s easy to see why. Microsoft announced the general availability of Microsoft Flow about a year ago and since then have been pushing out regular updates to the toolset as well as to the list of connectors.

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