Power Platform gives end-users easy access to digital information, even if they don’t have a technical background.

Gathering products from Microsoft that target to help businesses comprehensively rely on data look for new ways to gain tangible value from it.

The Power Platform enables data egalitarian, which determines digital information’s ability to be accessible to the typical (non-technical) end-user. It provides three technologies that allow staff to do more with their data themselves without coding knowledge. While it doesn’t permit the particulars and flexibility of routine coding, it does offer a simple method for most operators to create, automate or analyses their data in ways that have never been possible for the average worker. The Power Platform represents four Microsoft products: Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate and Power Virtual Agents. They can be used individually or together and thus work as a business application platform. The Power Platform is possible thanks to the Common Data Service (or CDS), which is essentially the underlying data platform that provides a unified and simplified data schema so that applications and services can inter-operate. It easily handles data and creates visuals such as dashboards, maps and charts, which help you present information in a simplified format

• Build mobile-friendly apps quickly and without development knowledge and reducing pressure on busy IT teams.
• Connect to and surface data from your business applications, such as Dynamics 365 and Office 365.
• Surface key data into a user-friendly app to help data entry – meaning users only see the information they need to fulfil a particular task.

• Set up triggers, alerts, automated emails, push notifications and much more – with no coding and in minutes.

• Set up triggers, alerts, automated emails, push notifications and much more – with no coding and in minutes