Introducing September features for Microsoft Flow

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Create automated flows that run in response to events in Team channels—with triggers for new messages and when you're @mentioned.


	Create a Microsoft Teams flow

Boost your automation skills at the Power Summit in Phoenix
Join Microsoft Flow experts and peers in person October 15-18 in Phoenix, AZ. You won't want to miss this incredible lineup of Microsoft Flow, Power BI, and PowerApps sessions. Whether you are starting out, or an expert, Power Summit is sure to deliver valuable education to boost your Power platform skills. Register today

Use Power Query in Flow
Power Query is a tool that allows Power users to transform, filter, and manipulate data. We've added this capability to Microsoft Flow so now you can easily query data from SQL Server using a Power Query Online experience, without having to know the SQL query language. Browse connectors

Finding what you need just got easier in the Flow Community
The redesigned experience for the Flow Community is up and running. The team has been working to deliver a whole host of improvements. Most notably the new navigation and a responsive layout, which allows you to effortlessly find what you need no matter what device you use. Join the community

Analytics for Administrators
As Microsoft Flow adoption grows within the enterprise, administrators have expressed a need for greater visibility into how their organization is using Microsoft Flow. Now they explore analytics related to executions, usage, sharing, and error details in the new Power platform admin center. Go to the admin center

Connector updates
There are three new connectors this month: AppsForOps, K2 Workflow, and TeleSign SMS. In addition, there are a number of new actions for SharePoint including operations to quickly Copy or Move files (without downloading them into the flow) and to create sharing links. Browse connectors