Power Platform
Power Platform automation that removes the real friction.
We ship the Power Automate flows, Power Apps, and Dataverse schemas that finally retire the spreadsheet-and-email operational drag — with the governance and DLP shape your central IT team can actually defend.
Where the manual work still hides
Approvals live in email chains. Weekly reports live in one analyst's spreadsheet. When she goes on leave, three teams block.
The Power Platform licenses are sitting there, unused, because "we tried Flow once and it broke and nobody trusted it after."
Central IT is nervous about citizen development sprawl and has quietly turned the whole thing off with a DLP policy.
What we ship
Deliverables, not slideware
Power Automate flows replacing email-chain approvals
Multi-stage approvals with SLAs, escalation, audit trail, and delegation — surfaced in Teams and Outlook where people already work.
Canvas Power Apps for field / mobile capture
Structured data capture on the go with offline support, image + signature + geolocation — connected back to Dataverse or SharePoint.
Model-driven apps + Dataverse for line-of-business ops
Case management, asset tracking, vendor ops — model-driven apps on Dataverse with role-based security and Power BI dashboards.
Custom connectors to legacy systems
SAP, on-prem SQL, mainframe APIs surfaced as first-class Power Platform connectors so citizen developers can safely reuse them.
Governance you can defend
Environment strategy, DLP policies, CoE Starter Kit rollout, licensing model — turning "we're nervous about shadow IT" into a defensible position.
Engagement shape
How the engagement runs
Power Platform engagements typically bundle discovery + build in a 2–6 week loop per flow or app.
- Week 1: workflow mapping, connector inventory, success metric agreed
- Week 2–4: build — flows, apps, connectors, unit + integration tests
- Week 5–6: rollout, telemetry review, governance handoff