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New Power Automate Connectors!

The latest assortment of new Power Automate connectors can help you to keep up with the latest Japanese IT events or Fantasy Premier League, capture invoice data, work with blockchain, or manipulate data. Here’s a quick review of each one.

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connpass

If you are looking to stay up-to-date on your skills, this independently published Power Automate connector, called connpass, has a single action which gets you a list of upcoming IT workshops and events based on filters you set on the conpass site. Note, however, that it appears suited only for events in Japan or in Japanese.

Rating: 1 out of 5.

One star

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ConsenSys Ethereum

Crypto gurus will be excited about this new addition. ConsenSys Developer Platform users who learn, develop, debug, launch, and operate Web3 apps now have option to automate with the ConsenSys Ethereum connector. It contains four possible actions that will automate reading from and writing to an Ethereum RPC endpoint and which has capability to trigger a flow when a smart contract event occurs.

In case you don’t happen to be familiar with the terms (refreshing my memory): Web3 apps are decentralized apps that run on the blockchain and allow anyone to participate without monetizing their personal data. Crypto endpoints are platforms where humans (that’s me!) interact with the blockchain and often comprise mining systems and other PCs to use to access blockchain services. RPC endpoints comprise a network-specific address of a server process for remote procedure calls or RPCs for short. The actual name of an RPC endpoint depends on the RPC protocol sequence being used. Got it!

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Four stars

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Fantasy Premier League

You need two characteristics to make the best of this indy published connector (1) be a connector nerd, and (2) a Fantasy Premier League fanatic. If you are both or are looking to gift someone in the coming holiday season, read on! This Fantasy Premier League Power Automate connector has a handful of actions:

  • Get information on a Classic League in Fantasy Premier League with a league ID.
  • Get a JSON array which contains every fixture of the season.
  • Get a list of players’ information in that specific game week.
  • Get general information about the Fantasy Premier League.
  • Get the managers basic information such as leagues joined, favorite team, first and last names.
  • Get a managers (users) data from previous game weeks (current), previous seasons, and chips that were already used during this season (Provide the Manager ID).
  • Get a players’ detailed information divided into 3 sections; fixtures, current league history and previous years’ history.

(If the connector creator would add a trigger that lets your gift recipient know when they’ve won or lost, that would be a fun bonus.)

Rating: 3 out of 5.

Three stars

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IN-D Invoice Data Capture

IN-D Invoice Data Capture, an AI smart invoice processing solution, converts scanned PDFs, screenshots, etc. into usable information within your commercial documents. It joins a suite of other IN-D connectors (shown below). The single action of this connector processes invoices to extract all key attributes like: invoice number, PO number, vendor name, etc., and exports the data automatically.

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

Three and a half stars

Power Assist

Automate the many ways you now manipulate arrays and strings, validate email address, check values and more with the veritable slew of actions offered by Elevate Digital’s Power Assist Power Automate connector.

Rating: 3 out of 5.

Three stars

As always, there are plenty of ways to automate the processes you do every day with any one of the 824 Power Automate connectors so you can get back to doing what you do best. Can’t find what you are looking for? Ask us!

Kimberly Kratz
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Kimberly is a Virtual Assistant but real person who works on the team at Reenhanced. She’s also a professional writer and editor. When she’s not painting a portrait or dreaming up her next steampunk quest, she works as a Reference Librarian in the city.
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