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Power Platform

If your company already runs on Microsoft 365, the sensible thing is to build inside it. Your users already have accounts, permissions are already defined and much of the data is already in SharePoint, Outlook or Excel. A Power Platform piece inherits all of that; an outside tool means solving it again.

00The need

Most mid-sized and large companies already work in Microsoft 365: email, documents, teams. When an app, a flow or a dashboard is needed, the sensible thing is to build it on what they already have instead of adding another tool to manage.

A good fit if…

  • Your company already works with Microsoft 365
  • Some processes live in Excel and email
  • You don't want another vendor to oversee

01Why we start here

What changes is everything you don't see on day one: who gets in, what they can touch and where the data lives.

An outside toolA Power Platform piece
  1. UsersNew accounts to set up
  2. PermissionsThey have to be redefined
  3. DataIt has to be moved or duplicated
  4. GovernanceOne more vendor to oversee
  1. UsersThose in your Microsoft 365
  2. PermissionsThe ones you already have
  3. DataAlready in SharePoint, Outlook or Excel
  4. GovernanceWithin your perimeter

Key idea

The advantage is not just the tool: governance, permissions and lifecycle are already solved in your own environment.

02What we build with it

Four pieces, each for one job and designed to work together: the app collects, the flow moves, the data is stored where it belongs and the dashboard shows it.

  • Power Apps

    Internal apps

    To replace the shared spreadsheet that serves as a system.

  • Power Automate

    Flows

    That collect, validate and move information between the systems you already use.

  • Dataverse

    Structured data

    With a model thought through before building anything on top.

  • Power BI

    Dashboards

    With an agreed definition for each metric.

Key idea

Four pieces of the same platform: they work together without being wired up by hand.

03In what order

Always the same, and always before opening Power Apps.

  1. First, the process

    We map the real operation and decide what gets built and what is unnecessary.

    ServiceProcess design

  2. Then, the data

    What is stored, with what structure and who can see it.

    ServiceData analytics

  3. Next, the piece

    The app, the flow or the report, built on what came before.

    ServiceAutomation

  4. And from there, maintain it

    What we build is reviewed and evolves as operations change.

    ServiceEvolutionary maintenance

Key idea

Each piece rests on the one before: without a clear process, there is no good data or useful app.

04What we work with

The platform pieces we build with, plus Copilot Studio for agents and Azure when the case calls for going further.

Key idea

All within your Microsoft 365, with no extra vendor to oversee.

First step

We come to your offices to learn about your case

No cost, no commitment, and no catalog presentation. We see the process where it happens and talk with the people who run it. You come away with a reading of your situation and a first prioritization.

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