New in Power Automate: Connect2All & Sendmode
Today two new connectors have been added to Power Automate. Connect2All and Sendmode both of which offer unique functionality to your Power Automate workflows and brings the total number of connectors to 340.
GAC Business Solutions is a Microsoft Partner in the Netherlands who works with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. As a part of their work, they’ve developed Connect2All, which is a connector available in Logic Apps, Power Automate and Power Apps.
We don’t know much about this connector or how useful it may be to you because it appears heavily reliant upon customizations written for GAC’s customers. (For example, you must specify Table
as an integer instead of a string.) Unless you’re a GAC customer, you probably won’t be able to make much use of this connector in your Power Platform workflows.
However if you’ve been looking for ways to interface with Business Central in new ways, this connector may just well be what you’ve been waiting for.
Here are just a few of the new actions available to you from Business Central when using this connector:
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in Business CentralConfiguration
string.Sendmode is a 100% Irish owned company that provides bulk text messaging services. This new connector adds to the list of connectors that provide text messaging services from within Power Automate.
We found this connector to have a slightly strange implementation in that you need to provide a Header Content Type
for each of the actions. (Hint: You want to use the value application/json
in every action you use.)
You probably won’t want to use this connector unless you already have a Sendmode account because unlike other connectors, this one requires a customerid
for each text message you send, which means you’ll have to manage the customer list inside of Sendmode.
It appears that Microsoft has been quiet on the Power Automate front for the last week. Aside from a number of updates on Friday, we’re seeing only small changes. They’re continuing to change references to Power Platform services to contain spaces (So PowerApps became Power Apps for example. It appears the spaced version is now the official version.) Additionally, we’ve noticed a few small changes to a few service logos.
We will continue to keep you up-to-date on the latest changes inside the Power Platform, so keep your eyes on our blog for updates. We are working hard to stay on top of the entire Power Platform ecosystem.
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