In this week's Microsoft Dynamics partner news roundup:

• Kintone expands data integration and workflow capabilities of its no-code platform with support for Microsoft Flow
• Sonata Software signs definitive agreement to acquire US-based Microsoft Dynamics 365 field services partner Sopris Systems
• ECi announces integration between Spruce ERP software and Microsoft Dynamics 365
• Tokai Carbon selects Sunrise Technologies and Microsoft Dynamics 365

Kintone expands data integration and workflow capabilities of its no-code platform with support for Microsoft Flow

Kintone, provider of a no-code application development platform to connect, organize, and visualize workflows, now integrates with Microsoft Flow.

With the Microsoft Flow integration hub, users can expand to the services and solutions they already use on a daily basis, according to company officials. For instance, a marketing team could add tweets that mention their company to their Kintone workspace.

"The Kintone Connector for Microsoft Flow empowers non-developers to help their teams work more cohesively by creating workflows across popular services," said Dave Landa, CEO, Kintone, in a statement. "Adding this connector to our platform provides our customers with additional ability for data-rich applications, and in the end, less siloed information."