Scott Shearer
Microsoft Power Platform Evangelist and MVP
Ashburn, Virginia, United States
Scott Shearer is a Microsoft 365 evangelist, Microsoft MVP and MCT. Scott has over 25 years' experience in the IT industry implementing Microsoft products and technologies. He has held positions ranging from systems administrator to developer to trainer. Scott is a regular speaker at M365 community events and a top contributor to the Microsoft Power Automate Power Users Community site.
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Flow for SharePoint Designer Workflow Developers
As you currently using Designer workflows and wondering how you can automate the same processes in Flow? In this demo intensive session, we’ll look at some typical Designer workflows and demonstrate how to accomplish the same tasks in Flow. In addition, you’ll see how to accomplish some tasks you’ve always wanted to do in Designer workflows but couldn’t. Step into the future of SharePoint automation by attending this session!
Approvals in Flow
Approvals alone are more than enough reason to start using Flow today! In this session, you’ll learn the various methods of doing approvals in Flow and when to use each method. We’ll compare doing approvals using SharePoint Designer workflows to Flow approvals. Live demos will be used to demonstrate each concept including escalating an approval when no action has been taken. Attend this session and take away the knowledge you need to immediately start using Flow for Approvals.
Take Your Flow Skills to the Next Level!
This session will take your Flow skills to the next level. This demo intensive session will cover such topics as approval escalation, parallel branches, expressions, using variables and more. Flow is improving all the time and you'll see the latest enhancements. Finally, you'll see how to accomplish automation tasks that you now do in Designer workflows through Flow.
Real World Flow
Looking for practical solutions to common issues encountered when writing Flows for SharePoint? Then this session is for you. Our time will be devoted to working through actual questions asked by and problems encountered by Flow developers in the real world. We will explain the issues and look at each solution in detail.
Flow for SharePoint
Flow for SharePoint
To simply say that Microsoft Flow is the successor to SharePoint Designer Workflows is an understatement. Flow is not just a SharePoint tool - you can use Flow to interact with over 200 different data sources and services, including SharePoint. For example, you can save tweets to a SharePoint list when a certain hashtag is used or copy files between Dropbox and SharePoint. With Flow, you can easily interact with multiple site collections in a single Flow. The approval actions alone are reason enough to start using Flow.
This session will focus on using Flow with SharePoint. Attend this session and learn what you need to know to start creating Flows for SharePoint immediately.
Hands-on Flow
To learn Flow you need to create Flows. In this session, you'll do just that.
Microsoft Flow is the successor to SharePoint Designer Workflows (and more...). Designed for those who are new to Flow, this session will walk you through creating simple but useful Flows for SharePoint. We'll focus on a few common tasks such as sending emails, updating SharePoint lists and starting an approval process.
What you'll need:
1) SCA or Owner access to a SharePoint site in Office 365 (On-premises SharePoint sites will work too if the data gateway has been configured)
2) A laptop
3) A desire to learn Flow!
Attend this session and starting creating Flows today!
Scott Shearer
Microsoft Power Platform Evangelist and MVP
Ashburn, Virginia, United States