Chapter 1
It's bundled with your Microsoft 365 licence. Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse — sitting there, waiting. The potential is massive: custom business apps, workflow automation, AI-powered processes, all integrated with SharePoint, Teams, and Outlook.
But nobody's using it. Because every time someone suggests a project, it goes into a backlog. IT says 6-8 weeks. The consultant quotes $80K. The intern who "knows Power Apps" builds something that breaks in production.
So the tools sit idle. And your team keeps using spreadsheets.
Big consultancies
$150-250/hr. 4-person teams. 8-12 week projects. $50-200K for a canvas app that could have been built in a week.
Internal citizen developers
Enthusiastic but untrained. Build apps that work in dev, break in production. No ALM, no governance, no security review. Become shadow IT nightmares.
Offshore teams
Cheap hourly rate, expensive total cost. Timezone friction. Misunderstood requirements. Rework cycles. "It technically works but nobody will use it."
Chapter 2
Our founder is a certified Microsoft Power Platform Solutions Architect. PMP. PRINCE2 Practitioner. 15+ years of enterprise delivery — Dataverse data models, Azure integrations, ALM pipelines, security architecture.
The kind of person big consultancies charge $250/hr for.
The difference? We've built an AI pipeline that turns architecture into working code — overnight. Solution design documents go in. Deployed Power Apps, automated flows, and configured Dataverse environments come out.
That means you get architect-quality solutions at a fraction of the timeline and cost. Not because we cut corners. Because our tools are faster.
Enterprise-grade, production-ready, governance-compliant.
Custom business apps with pixel-perfect UI. Mobile-ready. Connected to Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL, or any API. Deployed through proper ALM pipelines.
Data-first applications built on Dataverse. Business rules, views, dashboards, security roles. The backbone of enterprise process management.
Approval workflows, data sync, email automation, document processing. Cloud flows and desktop flows. Error handling and monitoring included.
Table design, relationships, business rules, calculated columns, rollups, security roles. The foundation that makes everything else work properly.
Document processing, form extraction, sentiment analysis, custom AI models. Copilot Studio chatbots connected to your business data.
Environment strategy, DLP policies, solution management, CI/CD pipelines. The boring stuff that prevents expensive disasters.
Chapter 3
A client needed an employee directory app. Multi-screen, searchable, connected to Dataverse, with role-based security. The kind of project that gets quoted at 3-4 weeks.
We wrote a Solution Design Document in an hour. Fed it into our AI pipeline. It generated the canvas app — screens, navigation, data bindings, gallery controls — and deployed it directly to their Power Platform environment via the Dataverse API.
By morning: a working app in their environment, ready for user testing.
Not a demo. Not a mockup. A deployed, functional Power App.
Not a dev shop learning Power Platform on your dime. We've been in the ecosystem for years.
Chapter 4
Imagine this: the ops team submits a request on Monday — "we need a way to track equipment maintenance." By Wednesday, they have a Power App on their phones. Connected to Dataverse. Automated notifications when maintenance is due. Dashboard in Power BI.
No 3-month project. No $80K budget approval. No spreadsheet that someone forgets to update.
That's the promise of Power Platform — delivered at the speed it was always meant to move.
Tell us about it. We'll give you a straight answer on what it takes, what it costs, and how fast we can move.
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