the Microsoft Power Platform.

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Microsoft Power Platform consists of Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Power Apps, Microsoft Power Automate (formerly Mirosoft Flow) and Power Virtual Agents. With Power BI you can visualize and analyze your data, with Power Apps you can create custom applications, with Power Automate you can automate processes or create workflows and with Power Virtual Agents you create your own intelligent chatbots..

The Common Data Service, the AI Builder, the Common Data Model and various connectors are also included. Power Platform components can be easily combined and networked with other applications such as Office 365 or Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Microsoft Power Apps

With Microsoft Power Apps, you can develop custom applications to solve simple challenges. No special knowledge or skills are required for the “low-code application designer”. Of course the apps can access all data sources.

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Microsoft Power Automate

With Microsoft Power Automate you can automate recurring processes. You create workflows within a few clicks and define once how the corresponding program should react. These range from individual tasks (e.g. notifications) to extensive systems (e.g. complex approval processes).

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Microsoft Power BI

Microsoft Power BI is the Business Intelligence tool from Microsoft and therefore dominant when it comes to reporting in the Microsoft landscape. With this solution you visualize your data in individual dashboards. You determine the data sources yourself. You can graphically display a wide variety of data and link them together.

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Microsoft Power Virtual Agents

Easily create your own virtual agents with Microsoft Power Virtual Agents. They can help you automatically resolve common requests or problems (such as those with customers or employees), leaving your agents free to focus on complex requests and high-value interactions.

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No system breaks

The applications of the Microsoft Power Platform can be seamlessly integrated with other Microsoft applications (e.g. Dynamics 365). Thus you have continuous processes across all systems.

Low-Code-Tools

No programming skills are required for Microsoft Power Platform applications. The tools can be easily controlled by drag-and-drop or point-and-click and are designed with the Microsoft look and feel.

Time saving

All three applications of the Microsoft Power Platform save you time. Time that you would otherwise have to spend on creating the database, data visualization and analysis, or complex processes across departments.

The Microsoft Power Platform consists of three components or technologies, all of which follow the “low code” approach. This means that it is designed not just for developers, but for everyone. After all, no programming effort is required: you don’t have to know how to program to build your own apps, automate processes or visualize data. That’s why there are no complicated technical things to explain at this point. Easy, right?