Purpose Built Applications
Power Apps
Power Apps enables businesses to build the apps you need, and extend or customise the apps you already use. The ‘no-code’ approach to app design means that little technical experience is required and developers can take advantage of the point-and-click functionality to build the apps which are fully customised to your business requirements.
Easily connect Power Apps to data, adding logic and gaining insight, alongside sharing the apps amongst coworkers so everyone is able to take advantage.
Examples of Power Apps
We can build applications for almost any scenario. Below are a few examples of what we have built for our customers and other examples of where apps can be used…
Build Apps
Quickly build apps with a no code approach
Power Apps Portals
Give internal and external users secure access to your data

AI Builder
Enhance your apps and business processes with Artificial Intelligence
Automate Processes
Use Power Automate to design logic for your Power Apps
Power Apps Features
Build Apps
Quickly build apps with a no code approach
Power Apps Portals
Give internal and external users secure access to your data
AI Builder
Enhance your apps and business processes with Artifical Intelligence
Automate Processes
Use Power Automate to design logic for your Power Apps
Why use Power Apps?
Solve business problems
Build apps to solve your business problems which don’t require code
Apps tailored for your needs
Customise apps to suit your needs and optimise them for specifc tasks and roles
Connect your teams
Build apps which connect your teams like never before and ensure everyone is working with the same data
Create innovative experiences
Take advantage of technology to increase productivity, such as using the camera on your mobile to capture data
Easily connect data
With over 200+ connectors, data to and from apps can be easily connected
Easy App creation
Simple drag-and-drop functionality means creating an app requires no development knowledge
An example of Power Apps…
Hi, my name is Diana, and I’m one of the technical consultants at PragmatiQ Solutions. We are going to be doing a series of videos over the next few months demonstrating varying capabilities of the Microsoft Dynamics platform. And today, I’ll be giving you an overview of the holiday app that can be used within your organisation.
This app sits inside of Dynamics 365 and can be accessed via mobile, allowing employees to request and track holiday and managers to complete the approval process. In order to access your application on your mobile, you will need to download the Power BI mobile application, which is available on your App Store or Google Play.
This can also be embedded in Teams, but right now I’ll show you a desktop version that will offer you an insight on how this is going to look on your mobile. In order to access the application, you will need to log in to our Power Apps with your company email, which would then display all the apps shared with you in the organisation. As you can see, there is no username and password protection you when you open up these because Power Apps will recognise your credentials and you’ll be able to get it right away.
I will now present to you the content available to employees, allowances and how to create a leave request. This is my available balance, which is going to display my remaining balance and how many days I have used, I will go now and create a new request from the plus button. There are multiple times of request I can choose from. Right now I am going to choose holiday and I will select tomorrow, start from 8am and I am going to do it for a day and a half.
So duration is one day and a half and description is going to be holiday.
I’ll click on the submit button, then it is going to take me to the review page where I can choose to either submit the request or if I want to edit any details. I can choose to change anything I want here, I’ll just do this and I will submit now everything is all right. So I’m going to click on the green button. This has been completed, so right now my manager is going to receive an approval email for testing purposes.
I will show you other pages available in the application, which is the balance and leave request, which is showing all my requests from the past, within this year, which are approved, pending or declined. And again, I can see the page where I can create on your request.
I’ll show you the email that is going to be received by my manager. It is showing the employee, the date where this has been created and all of the other details I have submitted in the request.
Now they can choose to approve or reject. I will just go ahead and do this, so this has been approved. Right now, if I go back to the app and go to balance and I’m going to refresh it, it says another day and a half has been used, which has also been taken out from the remaining days.
Now I’m going to see my leave request. I am going to look for a holiday that has just approved, as you can see it here.
I will show you the email that the employee’s going to be received. The following has been approved, manager comments. The same format is going to be sent if this request has been declined, saying your request has been declined.
This is it for now. I hope you found this useful. And if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us using the details on screen. Our email is [email protected], where you can phone us on 01908 038110. Thank you.
Hi, my name is Diana, and I’m one of the technical consultants at PragmatiQ Solutions. I presented in our previous video the holiday application capabilities and today I’ll go through the approval workflow that sits behind the application this is connected to the Common Data Service in Dynamics 365 where the application is fetching his data from as well as the Power Automate approval workflow.
In this video take you through each step of the automation happening in the background of a request is being submitted and the logic behind it. As you can see in the first step of the flow this will be triggered when a leave request is going to be created in the database, as soon as the user is going to submit a request with a mobile app.
Next. we’ll need to get the leave request that has been created the user that has submitted it and a leave allowance associated with a particular user. In order to get the label of the drop-down value for the lead type, the string maps entity within the current environment needs to be listed. This step is required in order to get the actual name of the option selected, that’s because option set values are stored as numbers. This is then being assigned to the previously created variable which now will show the option as needed.
Next, we will need to check the type of request that has been submitted and if it’s holiday, is going to start an approval. As I showed you in the previous video, there are multiple types of leave requests that can be submitted but, in this example, only the holiday type is going to start the approval and calculate the remaining balance.
This is how the approval looks like. The assigned to field is going to be the list of managers or whoever is going to approve or reject requests. The body of the email that is going to be sent, dynamic details, duration, the beginning/start date, and the end date and so on.
After this has been sent to the manager, the flow is going to wait for a response order from the approver and if it has been approved this is then going to update the created leave request and is going to change the status to approved. The user is going to receive an email saying that your request has been approved and all the details that have been submitted and some manager comments. However, if the leave request been declined the leave request is going to be set to decline and again the user is going to receive an email saying that your request has been declined. and again, the same format.
However, if the leave type is not going to be a holiday, let’s say it’s going to sick, the manager is going to receive a report saying that this employee has submitted this kind of leave type which I briefly show you with string maps. Again same details and the user is going to receive an email saying that the request has been submitted, again same format. However, if the leave type is going to be sick this is going to calculate a total of sick days that have been used by that particular user and it’s only going to be visible to the managers. Basically this is going to add the duration selected by the user and is going to add it to the current sick days used.
Thank you for now, I hope you find this useful and if you have any questions then please feel free to contact us using the details on screen our email is [email protected] or our phone is 01908 038110. Thank you.
Microsoft Teams + Power Apps
With the embedded Power Apps Studio in Microsoft Teams, organisations can create, edit, and share low-code apps that connect to data from Dataverse or more than 400 other data sources, easier than ever before. The apps built with Power Apps are also natively responsive across all devices, for an enhanced end-to-end user experience.
Run Single Apps
£7.50
Per User/App/Month
Best for businesses that want to license each user to run a single app, with the flexibility to stack licenses for each additional app.
Run Unlimited Apps
£30.20
Per User, Per Month
Best for businesses that want one license for each user, regardless of the number of apps they need to run.
Power Apps Portals
Power Apps Portals enable external users to interact with selective Dynamics 365 data and capabilities within a low-code, responsive, personalised website. Leveraging the strength and flexibility of the Power Platform, you can bring user-friendly portals to your organisation.
Portals are a specific app type that is created and launched in Power Apps using a simple designer. These external-facing websites allow users outside an organisation to sign in with a variety of identities, create and view data in Microsoft Dataverse, or view content anonymously.
Microsoft Dataverse
Dataverse is the new name for the Microsoft Common Data Service (CDS). All of the Microsoft Dynamics and Power Platform applications sit on top of Dataverse and it is used to securely store and manage the data used by these business applications.
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