Web Log: Microsoft Flow helps you link various online events seamlessly

Flow connects online services from email and cloud to social media and apps

Microsoft Flow: its connections lie within the recipes or “flows” that can be created for automated actions
Microsoft Flow: its connections lie within the recipes or “flows” that can be created for automated actions

Sometimes I am genuinely surprised by new Microsoft services. Microsoft Flow has arrived out of the blue and what a nice surprise it is. Similar to IFTTT (If This Then That), Flow connects lots of online services from email and cloud storage to social media and task-based apps like Wunderlist.

The connections lie within the recipes or “flows” that can be created for automated actions. For example, you can create a flow that saves a tweet to a CSV file within OneDrive every time a specific hashtag is mentioned, a useful action if you are collecting and analysing social media activity on a particular topic. Or you could specify that a to-do item is created within Wunderlist for important emails. You can even create flows with multiple steps, and add tasks that run to a schedule.

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