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Test one workflow with a three-week Power App PoC

Choose a business process worth testing, then use a canvas or model-driven app to show stakeholders how the proposed workflow behaves.

Offer boundary

The proof of concept starts after the use case is chosen

The current Microsoft Marketplace listing describes a three-week engagement for one Power App proof of concept. Data-Driven AI works with the customer to select a use case, then delivers a basic canvas app or model-driven app according to the requirements.

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Delivery path

Choose the outcome, then build the working example

The engagement is deliberately bounded. It is meant to test a defined process and give stakeholders something concrete to review.

Choose

Identify and prioritise the business process or idea to test.

Build

Design and deliver the basic Power App that fits the agreed requirements.

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What a Power App can test

Make the workflow visible before a larger commitment

A working proof of concept can show how users enter or review data, how a process moves between people, and where Power Automate or other services may be needed.

Prepare the brief

The listing does not choose the process for you

Use the first discussion to confirm data access, users, approvals, and what the working example must prove.

  • Name the current manual or fragmented process.
  • Identify the people who use, own, and approve it.
  • Bring sample data and any security or integration limits.
  • Agree the evidence stakeholders need at the end of the PoC.

Have a process worth testing?

Bring the workflow, its users, and the decision the proof of concept must support.

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