Power Platform

Power Platform, taken further than low-code.

Custom front ends, APIs, automation and proper release pipelines, on the platform you already own.

The idea

Stay on the platform, and still get screens built for the job.

Power Platform gives you a database, security, sign-in and automation that your IT team already knows how to run. Its standard screens follow the shape of the data, though, and people's work rarely does.

We build a custom front end that runs inside the platform. The data stays strict. The user sees one screen for one task. It is a harder design than the standard one, and it is the one we recommend when the system matters.

One platform we built this way

  • 20 custom data tables
  • 35 custom APIs
  • 14 automated flows
  • 2 custom React front ends
  • About 2,100 automated tests
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What we do on it

From the screen to the release pipeline.

Front ends

Custom React front ends

Purpose-built screens that run inside Power Platform, designed around the user's task.

Server side

APIs and business logic

Custom APIs and plugins, with access worked out on the server from live data, never filtered on the screen.

Automation

Power Automate flows

Approvals, notifications, scheduled reports and the routine work nobody should be doing by hand.

Testing

Automated tests at every level

Server-side tests, unit tests and browser end-to-end tests, run on every change.

Release

Pipelines, not manual imports

Tagged builds promoted through Dev, Test and Production, the same way every time.

Alongside

Azure and .NET where needed

Azure functions and .NET services for the work the platform should not carry on its own.

The first step

Start with a delivery health check.

One to two weeks on your Dynamics 365 or Power Platform estate, ending in a written report and a costed plan.