We frequently work with clients who need modern, interactive, and visually appealing custom pages inside their model-driven apps. Most clients expect clean, interactive dashboards with filters, charts, quick actions, and a UI that blends seamlessly with Dynamics 365. In the past, fulfilling these requests was quite time-consuming. We had to write React code, manage multiple… Read More »
Modern approval processes are often slow, manual, and inconsistent, leading to delays, policy violations, and poor decision-making. In this solution, we combine Power Apps, Power Automate, and Copilot to create an intelligent purchase approval system. Employees submit requests through a Power Apps form, and AI instantly analyzes each request and detects risks, and recommends actions.… Read More »
As we previously learned how to configure and set up a Code App component in our earlier blog, we will now extend that implementation further. You can refer to the earlier blog on Building Standalone Apps with Power Apps Code Apps: Using Dataverse and Office 365 Users Connectors for the initial setup. In this blog,… Read More »
If you’ve been developing Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) dataset controls for Dynamics 365 Model-Driven Apps, you’ve probably hit this at some point: one PCF control calls context.parameters.dataset.refresh(), and suddenly every PCF control on the form fires its updateView() not just the one that triggered the refresh. On a simple form it might go unnoticed.… Read More »
Building a simple card in Power Apps was a difficult task. If you wanted to show a list of records in a clean, visual way, you couldn’t just use one control. You had to manually assemble a patchwork of different elements. You would add a container for the background, drag in a label for the… Read More »
Earlier, the Task Details pane in Project Operations was standard and not customizable at admin level. When users clicked the info icon present next to a task, a fixed task pane from Project showed only predefined fields. Organizations could not add custom fields or modify the layout, so users often had to navigate away from… Read More »
Microsoft is always rolling out updates to improve the Dynamics and Power Apps experience. Recently, Microsoft introduced Grid Containers in Power Apps. Grid Containers are an improved version of the standard horizontal and vertical containers. They make it easier to design app layouts by letting you define rows and columns, similar to how tables work.… Read More »
If you’ve ever tried building apps with Microsoft Power Apps, you know the process: creating tables, designing screens, adding controls, connecting data, and writing formulas. While the traditional app-building process is effective, it can also be time-consuming and complex. But now, imagine this: You simply describe the app you need, and within minutes, Power Apps… Read More »
The initial release of Plan Designer delivered strong capabilities for generating detailed requirement documentation, but it lacked one critical component: visualising how those requirements come together as a complete business process. Without a visual workflow, teams had to interpret written requirements on their own, often leading to gaps in understanding, misalignment between business and technical… Read More »
Introduction Just like we explored in Part 1, where Events in the PowerApps Component Framework (PCF) brought new possibilities to Model-Driven Apps, the same feature can be just as powerful in Canvas Apps. With Events, PCF controls can now trigger Power Fx expressions directly, enabling seamless interaction between the Custom UI components and App logic.… Read More »