Company-wide communications are tough to do well. Generally, most rely on mass emails that clutter inboxes of people who ignore them or even set up rules to remove them from their inbox. Larger companies have different office locations, which also have their share of communications which are probably more pertinent to their people than national… READ MORE
What is Microsoft Flow? Microsoft Flow is a cloud-based service that enables users to create automated workflows. This breaks down complicated business processes into clear, defined steps. What are the Types of Microsoft Flows? There are a few different types of Microsoft Flows, and they can be manual or automatic. Automated: This is a flow… READ MORE
If you’re asking yourself “What is Microsoft Flow?”, it is one of the most exciting technologies in the world today: it enables users to create business processes in a quick and convenient way, but this can become a problem for system admins. Even business users can create simple to medium-complex Flows, without any previous training.… READ MORE
If you’ve been submerged in the Microsoft world like we have, you’ve probably heard of a tool called Flow. Despite the wide knowledge of Flow, many have shied away from the tool as they felt it went beyond their technical skills. However, that’s actually not the case. To make use of Microsoft Flow, not a… READ MORE
In this article, we will explain how to use Microsoft Flow to process a document within a SharePoint Library and split the document into parts based on specific values within the document. The document we are going to use in this example contains a mixture of single & multipage invoices. The scope of this flow… READ MORE
In this article we will explain how to use Flow to extract multiple values from a PDF document & use them to populate a SharePoint List. A common use case for this requirement is an “Invoice” document & in the example invoice below we want to extract the following information Invoice Number Invoice Date Product… READ MORE
What is a Delta Query? Have you ever wanted to create a Flow that could monitor something in Office 365 (like a group) and do something if that thing changed? Well, that is what Delta Queries are for. The word “Delta” will refer here to the difference, or change, in a certain quantity – not… READ MORE
The Three Part Series We’re in the home stretch! If you are reading this post without reviewing the two previous posts, beware, we have covered a lot of configuration to get to this point. Make sure you’ve completed Part 1 and Part 2 before you get started on this last part. In this post we’ll add the final plumbing… READ MORE
The Three Part Series Since you made it to this page I assume that you read and followed the first article. If you didnt, stop and go do that. Even if you aren’t using the SharePoint parts, you will need to configure your App in Azure to access the Microsoft Graph. Once you do that,… READ MORE
I’m working on a PowerApps project that uses Microsoft SQL as the back end. Recently we have noticed that amendments to the SQL DB such as new fields and field amendments can take around 5 hours to show in a PowerApp as a selectable option in the formula bar and also in Flow as a… READ MORE
