Microsoft Power Platform is a suite of low-code tools—Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Dataverse—for building business apps, workflows, and analytics on a shared data platform across Microsoft 365 and Azure.
ConnectSoft Factory and SaaS programs remain .NET 10 and ASP.NET Core on Microsoft Azure for multi-tenant products that need deep customization, compliance, and long-term operations. We adopt Power Platform where citizen developers, CRM teams, or operations groups already live in Microsoft 365—wiring connectors to our APIs, Microsoft Entra ID, and data pipelines instead of duplicating logic in siloed spreadsheets.
For client engagements, Power Platform accelerates departmental automation and reporting while core transactional systems stay on Azure SQL, MassTransit, and governed APIs. We document boundaries: what belongs in Dataverse versus operational stores, and how Azure Logic Apps or custom services take over when scale or SLAs require code-first delivery.
If your roadmap mixes enterprise Azure platforms with business-led innovation, we align both—let's map which workloads stay in Factory templates and which flourish on Power Platform.
