Automate Work and Processes
Approvals sit in inboxes. People copy the same information between systems. Important work waits for someone to notice. Nemely helps you redesign these moments with Microsoft Power Platform, combining focused apps, reliable workflows and connected data.
Power Automate
When the rules are understood, a workflow can route a request, seek a decision and update the right record. We make the triggers and exceptions explicit so the process has a way forward when an approval is late or information is missing.
Power Apps
A spreadsheet often carries a process long after it has outgrown the task. A focused business app can give people the forms, validation and work views they need, while making ownership clearer. We design the app around the role and the information behind it.
Explore Power AppsConnections and visibility
Automation is easier to support when teams can see how its parts depend on each other. Microsoft’s Automation Center process map illustrates those relationships. We plan data ownership, system connections and monitoring together, so an interrupted handover can be found and dealt with.
Microsoft’s Automation Center process map example, showing automation dependencies and a selected flow run. Sample records illustrate monitoring rather than a Nemely customer result.
Microsoft Learn · automation monitoringProcess discovery
Some work needs a simpler rule or fewer approvals before it needs a new tool. We combine conversations with process owners and available process evidence to identify the changes most likely to help. That makes the technology investment easier to prioritise and measure.
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How Nemely helps
Choose a process with a recognisable delay, a person responsible for the outcome and enough real examples to test the proposed change.
Walk through the work with the team and identify repeated entry, waiting time, unclear decisions and avoidable handovers.
Decide whether the problem needs a workflow, an app, an integration or a simpler process. Agree the operating cost and support model.
Run a controlled pilot, test exceptions and compare the actual result with the original problem before widening the scope.
FAQs
Some solutions need only a workflow, while others also need a user interface or a new data model. We select the building blocks for the process rather than requiring a fixed bundle of products.
We look for useful business impact, manageable dependencies and rules people can explain. A high-volume task is not automatically the best starting point if the underlying process or data is still unstable.
AI can be evaluated where the input needs interpretation, such as understanding a document or drafting a response. We separate those probabilistic tasks from deterministic business rules and define when a person must review the result.
Explore the Microsoft capabilities
Microsoft is moving Dynamics 365, Power Platform and Dataverse updates to the AI at Work roadmap from September 2026. We use the current feature status when planning your solution, and evaluate previews separately before proposing them for production.
Explore Microsoft’s roadmap approachCapabilities reviewed 8 September 2026. Licensing, configuration, language and regional availability vary by feature.
Your next step
Bring Stefan a process that involves too much waiting or repeated work. We can explore which change would make the biggest practical difference.
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