Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
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Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
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Re: Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
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#3This seems like a IFTTT + pipes mashup? With multiple steps, simple logic blocks, and enterprise integration.
What I am also happy to see is a clear pricing model right from the start [0], in contrast to what IFTTT is doing.
Re: Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
#4This seems like a IFTTT + pipes mashup? With multiple steps, simple logic blocks, and enterprise integration.
it sure does. But it looks like it's trying to focus mainly on companies and business users instead of normal everyday people. Almost all integrations are very business-ey What I am also happy to see is a clear pricing model right from the start [0], in contrast to what IFTTT is doing. [0]: https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/
Re: Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
#5The product itself doesn't seem much different from Apple's Automator. Microsoft's marketing of Flow, however, is better at demonstrating the product's power. Apple never quite did that.
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#9This seems like a IFTTT + pipes mashup? With multiple steps, simple logic blocks, and enterprise integration.
I mean, look at Slack. It's "merely" IRC + enterprise integration, right?
Re: Flow – Create automated workflows between your favorite apps
#10I'm sure I saw this as a tech demo (on the Azure equivalent of AppSpot) a year or so ago. Anyone remember it?