Automation
People should not need five spreadsheets to complete one task. Nemely builds Microsoft Power Apps that bring the right forms, records and actions together for the role, from an operational request to a more complex business process.
Microsoft’s annotated model-driven app designer. The original callouts identify navigation, preview and editing controls; the example is not a finished Nemely application.
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Task and user experience
An app for a coordinator will not look or behave like an app for someone working away from a desk. We observe the task, sketch the simplest useful experience and test it with the people who will use it. That helps keep navigation, forms and validation focused.
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Model-driven Power Apps bring forms, views and dashboards together around Dataverse tables. Canvas apps give more control over a task-specific interface. We choose the approach based on your process, devices and data, then design relationships and role access alongside the screens.
Adoption and application lifecycle
The first version should be useful enough to try on real work. We validate common tasks and awkward inputs, make necessary changes and prepare the release with your team. Training and a named application owner help the app stay useful as the business evolves.
How Nemely helps
We combine application design with the data and integration work needed to support a dependable day-to-day tool.
Identify the tasks, devices and data each group needs, including the constraints of working away from a desk.
Implement the core screens, record relationships and necessary automation. Test the user journey with realistic data and permissions.
Set up a controlled way to move changes between environments and give the owner the guidance needed to support users and prioritise improvements.
FAQs
Canvas apps suit experiences where the screen layout and interaction need close control. Model-driven apps suit work organised around related Dataverse records, forms and views. We compare the options against your tasks and can combine approaches where that adds value.
Often, but the first step is to understand the spreadsheet’s hidden process: calculations, approvals, exceptions and the people who maintain it. The app should preserve useful behaviour while correcting the ownership and data issues that prompted the change.
Microsoft offers AI-assisted ways to plan and create apps, including features with preview status. We evaluate those capabilities as development aids while still reviewing the data model, security, generated behaviour and maintainability before business use.
Screen and workflow complexity, data relationships, access controls and connections to other systems shape the scope. We review licensing for the selected approach and agree testing, deployment and maintenance responsibilities before estimating delivery.
Bring the forms, spreadsheets or messages used for one task, including examples of exceptions. Identify the people doing the work and who owns the information. We use those examples to define the smallest complete workflow and the checks it needs before release.
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
Tell Stefan which task has outgrown its spreadsheet or current system. We can explore a focused app and the information it needs to work well.
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