Power Apps has connectors, services, and a scalable data service (Microsoft Dataverse) that enables integration with existing data.
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Power Apps enables an efficient low code development environment for users to build custom apps for business requirements. This collaborative approach is called Fusion development. After they are created, the APIs are added to the Power App and to any Power Automate Flows required. Now though, once prototyped, the developers just fill in the gaps that go beyond the technician’s experience like developing the APIs that will check the company’s inventory system. Normally, this would have to be done by a developer. Field reps best understand what they need, so it makes sense that they use their first-hand knowledge of what is needed and build a prototype of the application using Power Apps that give the best user interface. They can see if the part is available and simply request the part needed. By being able to check inventory levels while offsite, technicians do not have to spend time onsite waiting to determine if the part is available. This could be easily solved by creating a dedicated Power App. This means that they could potentially lose time waiting for the parts person to get back to them just to find out the part isn’t available. But often there’s a bottleneck in this process where they need to submit a request to the parts person first. Ideally, if that part is in inventory, they can request the part so they can continue to work.
As an example, a field tech might experience needing a part to complete a job.
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