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What Else Does Power Automate Connect To?

by:admin January 16, 2023 0 Comments

A connector in Power Automate is a pre-built integration that allows you to connect to external services and automate tasks between them. You may be surprised by this list:

  • SharePoint: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting items in SharePoint lists and libraries.
  • Outlook: Allows you to automate tasks such as sending emails, creating appointments, and managing contacts.
  • Dynamics 365: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating records in Dynamics 365, and triggering workflows.
  • OneDrive: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting files and folders in OneDrive.
  • Twitter: Allows you to automate tasks such as sending tweets, searching for tweets, and monitoring mentions.
  • SQL Server: Allows you to automate tasks such as querying and updating data in SQL Server.
  • Excel: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating Excel files.
  • Google Calendar: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating events and managing calendar resources.
  • Salesforce: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating records in Salesforce, and triggering workflows.
  • Slack: Allows you to automate tasks such as sending messages, searching for messages, and managing channels.
  • Trello: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting cards and lists on a Trello board.
  • Dropbox: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting files and folders in Dropbox.
  • Box: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting files and folders in Box.
  • GitHub: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating issues, pull requests and managing your repositories.
  • Google Drive: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating, updating, and deleting files and folders in Google Drive.
  • Asana: Allows you to automate tasks such as creating and updating tasks, projects and managing your tasks
  • Zoom: Allows you to automate tasks such as scheduling, managing and joining Zoom meetings

Just to name a few!

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