Introducing March features for Microsoft Flow

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Streamlined authoring for business process flows
It's easier than ever to author new business process flows in Microsoft Flow. You can now pick any Common Data Service entity to use for a flow. Also, the business process flow designer now opens right in the Microsoft Flow portal. Build business process flows

Microsoft Flow US Government is generally available
Microsoft Flow now supports compliance with US government requirements for cloud services, including FedRAMP High, and requirements for criminal justice. Microsoft Flow general availability will also land in Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, and Office 365 in Spring 2019. Read more

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Six new connectors
This month there are six new connectors available: Ahead, Chainpoint, Document Merge, Dynamics 365 Customer Insights, ProjectWise Share, and SignNow. In addition, we have new documentation that shows all connectors and the available products and regions for each. You can browse the full alphabetical list, or apply search filters. Browse connector documentation