Power Platform
A low-code/no-code business application platform that enables organizations to build custom applications, automate business processes, analyze data, create intelligent chatbots, and develop secure business websites with minimal coding.
Microsoft Power Platform is a low-code/no-code business application platform that enables organizations to build custom applications, automate business processes, analyze data, create intelligent chatbots, and develop secure business websites with minimal coding. It helps businesses accelerate digital transformation by empowering both business users and professional developers to create solutions quickly and efficiently.
Power Platform integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, Azure, and hundreds of third-party applications through built-in connectors, enabling organizations to create end-to-end business solutions.
Who Can Learn?
- Business Users
- Citizen Developers
- Functional Consultants
- ERP and CRM Consultants
- Software Developers
- Business Analysts
- IT Administrators
- Project Managers
- Data Analysts
- Freshers and Graduates interested in low-code development
A structured path from Power Platform fundamentals through Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, and Copilot Studio, to Dataverse, integration, governance, and real-world low-code implementation.
1Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform
Overview of Power Platform · Core components overview · Business benefits and use cases · Licensing overview · Navigation and user interface
2Power Apps
Canvas apps vs. model-driven apps · App design basics · Screens and controls · Data sources and formulas · Publishing and sharing apps
3Power Automate
Cloud flows overview · Triggers and actions · Approval workflows · Scheduled and automated flows · Flow templates
4Power BI
Reports and dashboards · Data modeling basics · Visualizations · Publishing and sharing reports · Power BI service overview
5Power Pages
Portal design basics · Page templates · Forms and lists · Authentication and security · Publishing a Power Pages site
6Microsoft Copilot Studio
Building custom copilots · Topics and conversation design · Connecting to data sources · Testing and publishing bots
7Microsoft Dataverse
Tables and columns · Relationships · Business rules · Security roles · Data types
8Connectors & Third-Party Integration
Built-in connectors overview · Custom connectors · Premium vs. standard connectors · API integration basics
9Integration with Dynamics 365
Finance and Supply Chain Management · Sales and Customer Service · Business Central · Cross-app data flow
10Integration with Microsoft 365
Excel and SharePoint integration · Outlook and Teams integration · Embedding Power Apps in Teams
11Security & Governance
Environments overview · Data loss prevention policies · Security roles and permissions · Admin center overview
12AI Features & Copilot
AI Builder overview · Prebuilt AI models · AI-powered virtual assistants · Copilot across Power Platform
13Mobile Applications
Mobile app design considerations · Power Apps mobile player · Offline capabilities · Responsive layouts
14Data Management
Importing and exporting data · Data integration patterns · Dataflows · Data quality and validation
15Business Process Automation
Approval processes · Notifications and alerts · Scheduled automation · Robotic process automation (RPA) basics
16Reporting & Analytics
Interactive dashboards · Embedded analytics · Real-time reporting · Power BI and Power Apps integration
17Application Lifecycle Management
Solutions overview · Environment strategy · Deployment pipelines · Version control basics
18Hands-on Practical Exercises
Build a canvas app · Automate an approval flow · Create a Power BI dashboard · Publish a Power Pages site
19Real-Time Business Scenarios
End-to-end low-code solution walkthrough · Departmental automation scenario · Customer-facing portal scenario
20Best Practices & Certification Preparation
Industry use cases · Implementation best practices · Common pitfalls · Certification exam overview
Who Can Learn
- Business Users
- Citizen Developers
- Functional Consultants
- ERP and CRM Consultants
- Software Developers
- Business Analysts
- IT Administrators
- Project Managers
- Data Analysts
- Freshers and Graduates
- Basic understanding of business applications and processes
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications
- No prior Power Platform experience required
| Level | Duration |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals | 16–20 Hours |
| Functional Training | 30–40 Hours |
| Advanced with Projects | 45–60 Hours |
| Corporate Training | 5–7 Days |
| Certification Preparation | 40–50 Hours |
Microsoft Power Platform is a comprehensive low-code platform that enables organizations to build custom applications, automate workflows, analyze business data, create secure websites, and deploy AI-powered copilots. By combining Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Copilot Studio, and Microsoft Dataverse, it helps businesses innovate faster, improve productivity, reduce development costs, and accelerate digital transformation across the enterprise.
Power Pages
A low-code Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform within the Microsoft Power Platform that enables organizations to create secure, external-facing websites for customers, partners, vendors, and citizens.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Power Pages is a low-code Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform within the Microsoft Power Platform that enables organizations to create secure, external-facing websites for customers, partners, vendors, and citizens. It allows users to interact with business data stored in Microsoft Dataverse without requiring extensive web development skills.
The portal securely authenticates users, retrieves data from Dataverse, and integrates with Dynamics 365 applications and Power Platform services.
Professionals skilled in Power Pages can work as:
Who Can Learn Power Pages?
- Dynamics 365 Consultants
- Power Platform Developers
- CRM Administrators
- Business Analysts
- Solution Architects
- Web Developers
- IT Professionals
- Citizen Developers
A structured path from Power Pages fundamentals through secure authentication, Dataverse-connected pages, responsive design, and automation, to real-world portal implementation.
1Introduction to Microsoft Power Pages
Overview of Power Pages · Low-code SaaS platform concepts · Power Pages within Power Platform · Licensing overview · Navigation and Power Pages Studio
2Power Pages Architecture
User access flow · Authentication providers · Dataverse connection · Integration with Dynamics 365 and Power Platform services
3Website & Page Design
Pages and templates · Site structure · Design Studio basics · Themes and branding
4Low-Code Website Development
Building pages without code · Components and layout · Content editor · Web templates
5Authentication & Secure Access
Identity providers · Sign-in and sign-up experience · Multi-factor authentication · External user management
6Dataverse Integration
Connecting pages to Dataverse tables · Table permissions · Forms and lists bound to data
7Forms & Lists
Basic forms · Advanced multi-step forms · Lists and views · Data validation
8Table Permissions & Security
Row-level security · Web roles · Table permissions · Column-level security
9Responsive Design
Mobile-friendly layouts · Cross-device testing · Bootstrap-based theming
10Business Process Automation
Power Automate integration · Automated notifications · Workflow triggers from portal actions
11Integration with Dynamics 365
Customer Service portal scenarios · Sales portal scenarios · Case and record visibility
12Common Portal Scenarios
Customer self-service portals · Partner portals · Vendor portals · Employee portals · Government and citizen services
13Liquid Templates & Customization
Liquid markup basics · Custom code components · Web API for Power Pages
14Multi-Language & Localization
Language setup · Content translation · Localized portals
15Security & Governance
Environment strategy · Data loss prevention policies · Admin center overview
16Analytics & Monitoring
Page views and usage tracking · Application Insights integration
17Deployment & Application Lifecycle Management
Environment promotion · Solutions and source control · Go-live checklist
18Hands-on Practical Exercises
Build a customer self-service portal · Configure authentication · Connect to Dataverse · Publish a page
19Real-Time Business Scenarios
End-to-end secure portal walkthrough · Partner onboarding scenario
20Best Practices & Certification Preparation
Implementation best practices · Common pitfalls · Certification exam overview
Who Can Learn
- Dynamics 365 Consultants
- Power Platform Developers
- CRM Administrators
- Business Analysts
- Solution Architects
- Web Developers
- IT Professionals
- Citizen Developers
- Basic understanding of Power Platform and Dataverse concepts
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications
- No prior Power Pages experience required
| Level | Duration |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals | 16–20 Hours |
| Functional Training | 30–40 Hours |
| Advanced with Projects | 45–60 Hours |
| Corporate Training | 5–7 Days |
| Certification Preparation | 40–50 Hours |
Power Pages is increasingly used by organizations that need secure customer, partner, or vendor portals integrated with Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform, making it a valuable skill for modern business application professionals.