In today’s digital-first business environment, customer portals are expected to deliver far more than convenience. They must provide a seamless user experience while maintaining strong security, compliance, and data protection standards. For organizations using Microsoft Power Pages, balancing usability with security is often one of the biggest operational challenges. Our team recently experienced this firsthand… Read More »
In the previous blog, the “what” and “why” of Server Logic were explored. This entry takes the concept further by demonstrating the implementation of a full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) interface that communicates with an external OData service. The goal here is simple: move the “heavy lifting” to the server so your frontend stays… Read More »
While working with Power Pages across Development and UAT environments, one recurring risk becomes obvious, non-production portals can accidentally be switched to public access, exposing incomplete pages, test forms, and even sample data to external users. To address this, Microsoft has introduced a tenant-level governance control that allows administrators to restrict whether non-production Power Pages… Read More »
When developing portals or websites using Power Pages, makers often rely on client-side scripting or external flows to implement business rules, integrations, and data operations. While this approach works, it can sometimes introduce challenges around security, maintenance, and consistency. The introduction of Server Logic in Power Pages helps overcome these limitations by moving your business… Read More »
Overview Microsoft Power Pages continues to evolve as a powerful platform for building secure, low-code, data-driven websites. One of its latest additions, the Summary Component, brings the power of AI summarization directly into portals. The Summary Component allows developers and makers to automatically generate short, readable summaries from Dataverse data using the Power Pages Web… Read More »
Introduction to AI Agents in Power Pages Microsoft Power Pages has introduced a powerful capability that allows creators to build AI-driven agents directly from forms. These agents are powered by Microsoft Copilot Studio, enabling seamless interaction between users and the data collected through Power Pages forms. This feature simplifies the process of embedding intelligent, conversational… Read More »
You can enhance Microsoft Power Pages list views using conditional formatting with JavaScript. This approach lets you visually highlight records such as “Qualified” or “Cancelled” leads based on their status field, improving readability, prioritization, and overall data presentation. What Is Microsoft Power Pages? Microsoft Power Pages is a low-code platform that allows users to build… Read More »
Running a live Power Pages website means ensuring constant availability for your end users. But sometimes, you need to pause, maybe to push a critical update, roll out new features, or fix an unexpected issue. That’s where Maintenance Mode comes into play. In this blog, you’ll learn: What Maintenance Mode is and why it matters… Read More »
As developers, we often encounter scenarios where the same logic needs to be written in multiple places. This may result in code redundancy and possible discrepancies. To address this, Microsoft has introduced Power Fx Functions (Preview) — enabling a low-code approach to creating reusable logic within Power Apps. With Power Fx Functions, you can define… Read More »
Power Pages is a strong tool that helps you create and run websites. One key feature of the Advanced Settings helps improve the security of your site. In this blog, we’ll break down what Advanced Settings are, why they matter, and how to use them effectively. Please note this is a preview feature as per… Read More »