Microsoft Power Platform consulting

Power Platform has been our specialty since we started. We build apps, flows, data models and reports on it, and hand them over so your team can run them.

Many businesses run on an Access database, a set of spreadsheets or a few SharePoint lists that grew past what they were built for. They work until the person who understands them is away, or until the data needs to be shared, secured or reported on properly.

Power Platform is a good place to move that work, but only when each product is used for what it is suited to. We choose between canvas apps, model-driven apps, flows and reports based on who uses the system and where the data has to live, not on what is quickest to demonstrate.

Where low-code is the wrong tool, we add code: a custom connector to reach a system that has no ready-made one, or an Azure Function for logic that is too heavy for a flow. Everything is built to be handed over, so it runs in your tenant and your team can maintain it.

What we build on Power Platform

Power Apps canvas and model-driven apps

Canvas apps for tailored screens on phones and desktops, and model-driven apps for data-heavy work with views, forms and business rules over Dataverse.

Power Pages for external users

Secure portals where customers, partners or applicants sign in to see and submit their own records.

Power Automate cloud flows

Scheduled and event-driven flows for approvals, notifications and data movement between your systems, with error handling and alerts built in.

Dataverse as the data layer

Tables, relationships, security roles and auditing for data that has outgrown a spreadsheet or SharePoint list.

Power BI reporting

Datasets and reports that bring your operational data together so managers can see utilization, revenue and workload without asking for an export.

Copilot Studio agents and AI Builder

Agents that answer questions and start flows from your own content, and AI Builder models that read documents or classify text inside a process.

How a Power Platform project runs

01

Discovery

We learn how the work is done today, what data exists and where it lives, and which parts are worth building first.

02

Design

We agree on the data model, the apps and flows, who can see what, and which pieces need code rather than low-code.

03

Build in short iterations

We deliver working pieces in short iterations and show them to the people who will use them, so changes are cheap.

04

Deploy and hand over

We ship a managed solution into your tenant with environment variables, connection references and security roles, tested as a representative user, with a rollback plan.

Recent work

Clients are described by type. We do not publish client names.

A motorcoach operator

The problem. A pricing application ran on SharePoint lists and had outgrown them.

What we built. The application moved to Dataverse, with history backfilled through the real ingestion flow and the old list kept as the fallback during cutover.

A hospice provider

The problem. Scheduling gaps, staff reviews and call-off requests were handled in separate places, and staff could not easily see patient information.

What we built. Power Apps for scheduling gaps, annual and 90-day staff reviews, call-off forms, and patient views over their clinical data.

An engineering firm

The problem. Timesheet data sat in the project accounting system and could not be reported on as utilization.

What we built. Timesheets loaded from the project accounting system into Dataverse, with a Power BI utilization report on top.

See our case studies

What we build with: Power Apps · Power Pages · Power Automate · Dataverse · Power BI · Copilot Studio · AI Builder · Custom connectors · Azure Functions · SharePoint · Microsoft 365

Common questions

When do you use Power Platform and when custom code?

We start with Power Platform because it is faster to build and easier for your team to maintain. We add custom connectors or Azure Functions when a system has no suitable connector or the logic is too heavy for a flow.

Should our data stay in SharePoint lists or move to Dataverse?

Lists are fine for simple, low-volume data. We recommend Dataverse when you need relationships between tables, row-level security, auditing or larger volumes.

What licenses do we need?

Microsoft 365 includes some Power Platform use, but Dataverse and premium or custom connectors need Power Apps or Power Automate licenses beyond that. We help you work out what you need before you commit.

Who owns the solution, and whose tenant does it run in?

You own it, and it runs in your Microsoft tenant. We deliver it as a managed solution with the documentation your team or another partner needs to maintain it.

Can you fix or take over an app someone else built?

Yes. We review what is there first, then tell you whether it is worth repairing or rebuilding, and we can take on support either way.

Talk through your workflow

Free 30-minute call. No sales pitch. We'll tell you honestly what we would do and whether we are the right fit.