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Sharepoint Designer vs Microsoft Flow
- 1. SharePoint Designer or Microsoft Flow? With the rise of Microsoft Flow, a web-based, easy-to-use automation tool, some designers are asking themselves: do I use a SharePoint Designer Workflow or Microsoft Flow?
- 2. Document Approval Worflows: MS Flow Integrated with Adobe’s signature programs and with several templates for approvals, Flow is the clear winner in this department. Some of Adobe’s signature options in FlowSome of Flow’s Approval Templates
- 3. Tracking Issues: Sharepoint Designer + Workflow Flow’s Alert Template Steps to set Alerts in Sharepoint Designer Flow’s triggering capabilites are limited to when an item is created or modified. For notifications regarding date values, Sharepoint Designer is still the best bet.
- 4. Import Data from External Sites: Flow Some of Flow’s templates for External Sites One of Flow’s best features is the ability to connect to many External Sites. Forwarding attachments and uploading them to SharePoint only takes a template.
- 5. Complex Workflows: Sharepoint Designer Setting Sharepoint Library Permissions Setting Sharepoint Survey Permissions As wonderful as Flow is, it still can’t do all that Designer can, and so SharePoint Designer is still the best choice for more complex Workflows.