#Flow – Push Notification support

hI !

One of the bet features in Microsoft Flow is the Push Notification support. To receive notifications in our device, we only need to have the Flow app installed, that’s it.  And then, we can add notification capabilities in any of our Flows.

Let’s see a simple flow, with 2 steps:

  • The flow will be triggered using a button in the Flow App
  • Then a notification will be sent to the user device with some user information

The real time execution of the flow will be similar to this one

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When we click the button, the notification arrives. It’s very easy.  The Flow definition is also very simple, a trigger and an action.

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And when we read the execution log, we realices that Flow only uses the information required by the Flow:displayName.

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In future posts, I’ll show how to add some user input in a Flow definition, when we use a Button as a trigger.

Greetings @ Toronto

El Bruno

References

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