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Power Platform & Business Apps

Not every internal process justifies a custom build. Where a form, a workflow and a governed table will do, low-code delivers it in weeks — and we make sure it is built so it can still be maintained a year later.

A low-code application on a governed data layer, connected to SQL Server, Microsoft 365, line-of-business systems, custom interfaces, automated workflows and an in-app assistant, with routes onward to pro-code extension or a full rebuild.
The application is the visible part. The data layer underneath it is what decides whether it survives.
Capabilities

What we deliver on the platform

This is a natural extension of the .NET and SQL Server work we have done since 2014. The data, the identity model and the integration patterns are the same ones we already know — the build is simply faster.

Business applications

Request, approval, inspection and tracking applications built with Power Apps, replacing the spreadsheet that three people email around and nobody can audit.

Process automation

Approvals, notifications, document generation and system-to-system updates in Power Automate, with the exception paths designed rather than discovered in production.

Dataverse & integration

A governed data layer with real tables, relationships, permissions and audit history, connected to SQL Server, Microsoft 365 and your line-of-business systems.

Copilot Studio agents

An assistant inside the application that answers from your own policies and data, and can start the same workflows a person would. Shares the governance model on our agentic AI page.

Power BI reporting

Reporting on the process you just automated, using the same data model, so the operational view and the management view do not disagree with each other.

Governance & rescue

Environment strategy, data loss prevention policies, naming and lifecycle standards — and taking ownership of the sprawl of apps a department already built without them.

Choosing the approach

Low-code is a good answer to a specific question

We will tell you when it is the wrong tool. The failure mode of this platform is a business-critical application built by someone who has since left, with the logic spread across forty flow steps and no test.

  • Good fit when the process is internal, the volume is modest, the rules change often and speed matters more than polish.
  • Good fit when the alternative is a spreadsheet, a shared mailbox or a paper form that nobody can report on.
  • Poor fit for high-volume public-facing applications, heavy computation, or anything with a demanding interface.
  • Poor fit where per-user licensing across a large workforce costs more than building it properly once.
  • Always built on a real data layer, so that when it outgrows the platform the data and the logic move rather than restart.
A process that needs a system Low-code Internal users Rules change often Modest volume Weeks to first release Licence cost per user Custom build Public or high volume Demanding interface Heavy computation Months to first release Build cost once One governed data layer underneath both so the decision can be revisited without a migration
Beyond Power Platform

The wider business applications estate

Dynamics 365

Configuration, integration and reporting around sales and customer service, connected to the same Dataverse tables your applications already use.

Microsoft 365

SharePoint and Teams as the place work actually happens, with document management and permissions designed rather than accumulated.

Integration & APIs

Azure Logic Apps, Azure API Management and custom connectors, so a low-code front end can talk safely to a system that was never designed for it.

Which spreadsheet has become business critical?

There is usually one. We will look at the process behind it and tell you whether it is a two-week low-code build, a proper application, or a problem that should be solved by changing the process instead.