I have already discussed How to Create, Configure and Deploy AzureFunction using VisualStudio  and how to create swagger(OpenApi) endpoint for AzureFunctions .  So, In this article will see how to import and use them in PowerApps & MSFlow .  Upon completion of yaml  definition creation, Click->Export to PowerApps + Flow button or copy the API definition URL. Alternatively you can also download  ApiDef.json file. Go to  https://web.powerapps.com  and authenticate then select 'Custom Connectors' from the left navigation. Then Click Create custom connector->Import an OpenApi from URL as mentioed below. Enter function secret code which we copied earlier, Then name the connector and click Contiue. Now, Fill values in each wizard General -> Upload/configure connector icon. Security -> In my scenario I used 'Function' scope access. configure it as appropriate. Definition ->  Ensure you have the proper parameter

Being a Microsoft fan, I always wonder how cloud based solution could help business/companies to gain more with good ROI. Microsoft has proved in many ways by providing tons SaaS services to name a few Office 365, Groups, Delve, Powerapps... Lot’s more. Microsoft Flow is one among the list where my interest flows recently... What is Flow? Microsoft Flow is a cloud-based service that makes it practical and simple for line-of-business users to build workflows that automate time-consuming business tasks and processes across applications and services. In detail : Flow as a service it can connect to various cloud based services including Non-Microsoft product and enabling end-users to create business centric workflows with simpler steps and conditions. Its gives a step-by-step visualization of various Services. Let’s deep dive in to the terms in Flow Connectors : It is an encapsulated bridge to hold the authorization from flow end to respective services. Triggers : T