Keeping your Azure AD Security Groups and Office 365 Groups in Sync with the Power Platform

One of the challenges that Office 365 admins face is managing group membership in various services. For example, when working with SharePoint Online, the recommended practice is to leverage Azure AD security groups. This way, when the group membership changes, all the admin needs to do is update the Azure AD group and the change … Continue reading Keeping your Azure AD Security Groups and Office 365 Groups in Sync with the Power Platform

Create your own Power Automate JSON Editor using Power Apps and Power Automate

Since it’s inception, Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow) has been positioned as being a no code/low code Citizen Developer workflow development platform. It’s awesome to see how far along it has come in such a short time and how much it has been adopted in the Office 365 community. As someone who has been working with the … Continue reading Create your own Power Automate JSON Editor using Power Apps and Power Automate

Building Enterprise-wide Multilingual Power Apps

Supporting multiple languages for corporations is a reality. It may be an organization operating in multilingual countries, such as Canada, Belgium, Italy, or others, or having a workforce that that is distributed across the globe. One common challenge in building solutions to support multilingualism is the creation and maintenance of such solutions as they evolve … Continue reading Building Enterprise-wide Multilingual Power Apps

Build you own Raffle Solution using the Power Platform and more

If you're a presenter or organize events, then you may agree that one thing that always attracts an audience are raffle prizes. In the past, I used to ask users random questions in the audience, which works great, but given that most of my presentations in the past couple of years have been in the … Continue reading Build you own Raffle Solution using the Power Platform and more

Building Enterprise-wide Multilingual PowerApps

Adding a Flic button trigger to a Flow triggered by PowerApps

When building PowerApps, you can use Flow to perform a lot of actions that may be more complex than what you can or want to do directly within the PowerApp. Flows are invoked via any a number of imperative properties of your PowerApp, such as OnStart() - App OnVisible(), OnHidden() - Screen OnSelect() - Button, … Continue reading Adding a Flic button trigger to a Flow triggered by PowerApps

Bypassing Connector Authentication in PowerApps

Have you ever had a PowerApp request your permission to access various services before it would load? If so, then that PowerApp is leveraging these connectors in some way. But what if you don't want each user to have to do that? What if some of the services require permissions that the end user doesn't … Continue reading Bypassing Connector Authentication in PowerApps