Category Archives: Power Apps Portals

How to Enhance Agent Transparency in Power Apps Using Agent Feed

As more makers start adopting supervised agents in Power Apps, one question comes up frequently: “How do I know what my agents are doing behind the scenes?” Agents are incredibly useful, but like any automation, they can pause, miss required data, or stop without providing a clear explanation. To address this, Microsoft introduced Agent Feed… Read More: How to Enhance Agent Transparency in Power Apps Using Agent… »

No-Code Payments for Power Pages Portal with Stripe Integration

Using the design studio’s Setup workspace, you can quickly add payment options to your Power Pages site. This tool lets you add a payment section to your multi-step form without needing to write any code. With this setup, you can easily link your site to a payment provider, making it simple for users to make… Read More: No-Code Payments for Power Pages Portal with Stripe Integration »

View & Manage License Consumption in a Dynamics 365/ Power Apps Environment

In an organization, we all know the significance and importance of License Consumption by the Users for an Environment, especially in the Business of Dynamics 365. To ease this for the Users, Microsoft has introduced a new feature, as an enhancement, as a part of the recent “2023 Wave 1 Release” An organization can have… Read More: View & Manage License Consumption in a Dynamics 365/ Power… »

Add Custom Buttons on Editable Grid within Microsoft Power Pages

Microsoft Power Pages provide an ability to customize the forms with various subgrids or other controls through Web Pages. Each subgrid can have many OOB button capabilities, such as Create, Associate, Update, and so on. There can be scenarios where these OOB buttons do not fulfill the actual business requirements, and there can be a… Read More: Add Custom Buttons on Editable Grid within Microsoft Power Pages »

Automatically sending Power Apps cards to Microsoft Teams channels using Power Automate Flow

Microsoft has added a new feature called Cards in the Wave 2 release.  Cards are simplified forms that are connected to Dataverse which can be sent to CRM users to capture the required details. In the previous blog, we explained how to create cards using Power Apps. In this blog, we have explained how to… Read More: Automatically sending Power Apps cards to Microsoft Teams channels using… »

Transfer online files to a local device using ‘Download function’ in Power Apps

Recently Microsoft announced a powerful feature -“Download function in Power Apps”. This feature allows us to easily download online files from the web to the local device. Let’s see how to use this feature in everyday life. Suppose our organization wants to create an App (Canvas or Model Driven App) in Dynamics CRM. We have… Read More: Transfer online files to a local device using ‘Download function’… »

Co-authoring feature in Model-Driven Apps (Preview)

Collaboration is the key to success for any business. Microsoft has been working on having enticing and innovative collaboration ideas for a long time. As a result, using the power to collaborate uniquely, one can grow together and can build a strong connection with others. The same power of collaboration is needed in any app… Read More: Co-authoring feature in Model-Driven Apps (Preview) »

Editable Grid feature properties of Power Apps Grid control

With the Power Apps grid control, users can view, open and edit records from view and sub-grids, an evolution of Power Apps read-only control. In our previous blog, we saw how users can edit records within the grid and do infinite scrolling until they find the records they are interested in. Also, they can configure… Read More: Editable Grid feature properties of Power Apps Grid control »

Use of async-await in virtual PCF control

Recently while working on the virtual PCF control we noticed that the updateView() in the virtual PCF works in a different manner as compared to standard PCF control with async functions. In standard PCF control, the return type of the updateView() is void while in the virtual PCF the return type is react-element. So when… Read More: Use of async-await in virtual PCF control »

‘Setting’ as a solution component in Power Apps

Introduction In this blog, we have explained the Setting component of a solution and how to configure or edit the settings using the same. Earlier, this feature was not present in Power Apps, but it has been made available in the 2021 Wave 1 release. The setting component allows administrators or customizers to enable or… Read More: ‘Setting’ as a solution component in Power Apps »