Microsoft Power Platform services overview
As a Microsoft Power Platform partner, Exquitech designs, builds and supports the apps, automations and agents your teams use every day, on Power Apps, Power Automate, Copilot Studio, Power Pages, Power BI and Dataverse.
We start with the process, not the tool. If a form and an approval solve it, that is what we build. If it needs an agent that reads documents and updates a system of record, we build that instead.
The part most organizations skip is governance. We set up environments, data policies and monitoring first, so what your teams build stays inside the rules as it spreads.
The Power Platform products
Six products, one data layer and one security model. Here is what each one is for.
Power Apps
Business apps for web and mobile, built on your data, replacing spreadsheets, paper forms and shared inboxes.
Power Automate
Cloud flows connect your systems. Desktop flows add robotic process automation for older apps with no API.
Power BI
Reporting and dashboards over governed data, with row level security so people only see the numbers they are allowed to see.
Power Pages
Secure external sites and portals for customers, partners and citizens, running on the same Dataverse records your staff use.
Copilot Studio
The place you build agents. Computer using agents, generally available since May 2026, can drive apps that expose no API at all.
Dataverse
The data layer underneath it all: tables, relationships, auditing and Microsoft Entra security shared by every app and agent.
Power Platform governance
Low code spreads fast. These are the controls we put in before it does.
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Environment strategy
Separate development, test and production, with a clear rule for who can create environments and where personal apps are allowed to live.
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Data policies
Data loss prevention plus advanced connector policies, live since June 2026, covering connector actions and the MCP servers AI tools use.
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Inventory and monitoring
A live list of apps, flows and agents, who owns each one, which connectors it uses, and an alert when something drifts outside policy.
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Center of Excellence
Naming standards, maker training, an app catalog and a support path, so citizen developers build to the same pattern every time.
What customers get
What changes once apps, automations and agents are built properly.
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Processes that run themselves
Manual steps, rekeying and chased approvals disappear into flows that run the same way every single time.
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Low code development
Your own team builds and changes apps, so small improvements stop waiting for a development cycle.
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Data driven insights
Power BI reporting over governed data, so decisions use one set of numbers instead of three spreadsheets.
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Integration
Native links to Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Azure, plus more than 1,400 connectors to everything else.
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Cost savings
Fewer point tools to license and maintain, and fewer processes that need a person to move data between them.
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Flexibility
Apps work on phones, tablets and desktops, online or offline, for field teams as much as office staff.
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Enhanced security
Environment strategy, data policies and Microsoft Entra identity applied to every app, flow and agent you run.
Why Exquitech for Microsoft Power Platform?
A 5x Microsoft Partner of the Year with makers, RPA engineers and governance specialists in the UK and the Gulf. A Microsoft Power Platform partner earns its place at the governance layer, not at the first app.
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Related capabilities
Microsoft Dynamics 365
CRM and ERP apps that Power Platform extends, from Sales and Customer Service to Business Central.
Microsoft Foundry and AI Agents
When an agent needs custom models, retrieval and deeper governance, it moves from Copilot Studio to Foundry.
HREX HR and Payroll
Our own HR and payroll product, built on Power Platform, covering hiring, payroll, leave and self service.
FAQ
Power Platform is Microsoft’s low code family: Power Apps for business apps, Power Automate for automation and RPA, Copilot Studio for AI agents, Power Pages for external sites, Power BI for reporting, and Dataverse as the shared data layer. Everything uses Microsoft Entra identity, so one security model covers the lot.
Copilot Studio is where you build agents. It handles conversation, business logic, approvals and actions on one canvas, and its computer using agents, generally available since May 2026, can operate desktop and web applications that expose no API. It is a build platform in its own right, not a setting inside Copilot.
With an environment strategy, data loss prevention and connector policies, a live inventory of apps, flows and agents with named owners, and a Center of Excellence that sets standards and trains makers. Advanced connector policies, generally available since June 2026, extend that control to the connector actions and MCP servers AI tools can use.
Cloud flows connect services through APIs and run in the cloud on a trigger or a schedule. Desktop flows are robotic process automation: they drive the user interface of an application, which is how you automate older systems with no API. Most real automations use both.
Not for every app, but you need it once apps share data, when you need auditing and row level security, or when agents will read and write the same records. Starting in Dataverse costs more in licenses and saves far more in rework than moving there later.
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