PowerApps and Flow released

Microsoft Flow and Microsoft PowerApps have finally been released to the public after beeing in preview for some time now (some might remember PowerApps as Project Siena).

Try it out and discover the easy business value these new services provide:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com
https://flow.microsoft.com/

PowerApps

You have a new place to discover and run business apps.

•		Find and run all your business apps from a single place—Dynamics 365.
•		Publish apps with PowerApps to make them instantly discoverable in your org’s dedicated AppSource gallery.

Environments provide a space to store, manage, and share.

•		Create dedicated development, testing, and production environments.
•		Use environments to separate apps and data by geography or team.
•		Get enterprise-level management and security controls.

The Microsoft Common Data Service offers powerful app-building capabilities.

•		Model data using a set of standard entities with schemas that support common business themes.
•		Manage access to data down to the entity level using roles and permissions.

Flow

Manage your organization’s flows with enterprise-grade control using environments.

•		Use Environments to store your flows by geography or team.
•		Establish data-loss prevention policies to control the flow of data and the use of services within your organization.

Microsoft Flow offers more connectivity than ever—to Microsoft and third-party services.

•		Connect to 15 new services, including Basecamp 3, Bitly, Cognitive Services Text Analytics, Instapaper, and Pinterest.
•		Use Premium services like Salesforce and the Microsoft Common Data Service, which are exclusive to paid Microsoft Flow plans.