Configuring a Power Page site (formerly called a "Power Portal," or "portal" for short) can be difficult, even for those who are experienced in Power Platform configuration.  While a Power Page site is considered an individual, separate app (similar to the way model-driven apps and canvas apps are separate apps from one another), a builder will commonly use two different interfaces for configuration: the Power Page design studio and the Portal Management model-driven app.

The Microsoft Power Platform offers users the ability to create Canvas Apps. Canvas Apps are powerful business applications that can be created without any development experience. When developing a Canvas App, it is important to deliver the best end-user experience possible.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides end-users with a robust set of tools to easily access, review, and relate their data.  It also gives customizers an incredible amount of flexibility when it comes to configuring the system, especially with the Power Platform.

What is Concurrency Control in Power Automate?

Power Automate is a cloud-based service by Microsoft that allows users to streamline repetitive tasks, integrate systems, and trigger actions based on specific events or conditions. While Power Automate can do a lot, speed can become an issue if the task you're trying to achieve is being applied to multiple rows.

Streamlined workflows and enhanced productivity are crucial in world of business of today. Dynamics 365, combined with Power Automate, offers a solution for automating processes, eliminating manual tasks, and driving efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll explore how integrating Dynamics 365 and Power Automate can revolutionize workflow automation and boost productivity for organizations.

Power Automate has revolutionized the way businesses use automation for their workflows. One key aspect of creating efficient workflows is building expressions that manipulate and transform data within Power Automate. While constructing complex expressions can be challenging, the creation of advanced language models like ChatGPT opens up the possibilities for simplifying this process.

Canvas apps are a great tool that empowers citizen developers and professional developers alike to quickly build custom applications that meet specific business needs. However, like most things, it isn't perfect. One limitation is the built-in search functionality.

Forms in Dynamics 365 provide end-users with a clear and structured method for which to input data.  Tabs, sections, and even embedded forms (i.e., a form within a form) give customizers a nearly endless range of configuration options to work with when designing and implementing a form structure that fits a client's needs.

Working with multiple vendors or applications that need to communicate with your Dynamics 365 organization can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are simple methods to send data to Dynamics 365 with Power Automate flow.
What is Power Automate?

Microsoft Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, is a cloud-based service that allows users to create automated workflows between various applications and services.

For quite a while, the in-app notifications feature was in preview mode within Power Apps.  Now, it's a full-fledged component of Power Apps and allows customizers the ability to work with the Notification table within the Dataverse.  Records on this table can be displayed to app users as notifications from a dedicated notification area within a model-driven app.