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Extend Microsoft Flow Capabilities Using Microsoft Graph API
This document discusses extending Microsoft Flow capabilities using the Microsoft Graph API. It provides an overview of Microsoft Flow and the Microsoft Graph API, including supported platforms. It describes how Flow can be used to automate workflows between apps and services using triggers, actions, and conditions without code. The Microsoft Graph API provides a single endpoint for calling Office 365 APIs rather than separate endpoints, simplifying token management and supporting multiple platforms.
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Extend Microsoft Flow Capabilities Using Microsoft Graph API
- 1. Extend Microsoft Flowcapabilities using Microsoft Graph API Suhail Jamaldeen Microsoft MVP @SuhailCloud
- 2. Agenda Microsoft Flow MS FlowSupported Platforms Basic Structure of the MS Flow How to create MS Flows Microsoft Graph API Supported Platforms Call Office 365 Service Developer Advantage
- 3. Microsoft Flow Microsoft Flowis cloud-based software as other Office 365 products Helps you create automated workflows between your favorite apps and services Can develop workflow without any development knowledge Multiple Templates Combination of Trigger, Action and Condition Successor to SharePoint Designer Workflows
- 4. MS Flow SupportedPlatforms • Can interact with other applications like MailChimp, Dropbox, Twitter, SharePoint, and OneDrive and many more • Some services are labeled as Premium (e.g. Salesforce, CDS)
- 5. Start with aTrigger Examples: • When a new item is created in a SharePoint list or library • When a new tweet is posted containing a particular term • Flow button on a mobile device • Triggered from a PowerApp • On a schedule
- 6. Perform Actions Examples: • Createa SharePoint item or CDS record • Post a tweet • Send a mobile notification • Interact with PowerApps • Use the Modern Approvals experience
- 7. Create Flows • Createa Flow directly from your Custom list or Document Library in the browser or phone app • Create/run a Flow on a selected file, item, or folder • Using the app, search for SharePoint triggers and actions
- 8. Microsoft Graph API MicrosoftGraph is a RESTful web API No need many different APIs
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- 11. Calling Office 365APIs Find the URL/endpoint of the API Authenticate/Get access token Get information from the API Repeat for each service/API Multiple token management
- 12. Developer Advantage Mostly everythingfrom a single endpoint. No separate token management Multiple platform supported with examples and code base Code base are open source and available in GitHub
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Editor's Notes
- #9 Azure Active Directory Office 365 services: SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook/Exchange, Microsoft Teams, OneNote, Planner, and Excel Enterprise Mobility and Security services Windows 10 services Dynamics 365, and more.