Damco

Microsoft Power Platform services that fix one process first Damco builds the app, the flow, and the report around your team's work

Travel claims, this weekIllustrated
AppClaim form in Teams, with receipt photo
FlowManager approves, finance pays
ReportClaims waiting longer than 3 days
DataDataverse, one table per claim

Power Platform consulting services around one process From the first app to a platform your teams can safely build on

Pick the process worth fixingWe find the one approval or form that costs your team the most hours.
Build the app people openA Power Apps app on the phone or in Teams, built with its users.
Automate the handoffsPower Automate flows that move work between people and your systems.
Report on what changedA Power BI report that shows whether the process got faster.
Set governance from day oneEnvironments, data rules, and a release path your IT team approves.

How our Power Platform development works Five steps, from the first conversation to an app your team runs

  1. Week 1AssessWe map the process, its people, and the systems it touches.
  2. Week 2Agree the modelYou choose a fixed project, a team, or a managed service.
  3. Weeks 3 to 6Design and buildWe build in short cycles and show working screens every week.
  4. Before launchTestUsers try it on real cases, and IT checks security and data rules.
  5. After launchSupportWe fix, improve, and add the next process when you're ready.

When the Power Platform is the right fit And when a custom application will serve you better

A good fit when

  • Your team already works in Microsoft 365 and Teams
  • The process lives in spreadsheets, emails, and paper forms today
  • You need a working app in weeks, for a few hundred users

Look elsewhere when

  • Thousands of customers will use the app outside your company
  • The logic is heavy enough that low-code would fight you
  • Per-user licenses would cost more than building it once

Our Microsoft Power Platform services in detail What each part of the platform does, and what we build with it

Power Platform consulting and strategy

Most companies start with one app someone built on a Friday and end up with 200 nobody owns. We start with a short list of processes, the hours each one costs, and which part of the platform fits each.

You get a plan for the first three builds, the licenses each needs, and the rules that keep later apps safe.

Power Apps development: canvas and model-driven apps

Canvas apps suit a focused task, such as a site inspection on a phone. Model-driven apps suit work with many records and stages, such as a contract moving from draft to signature.

We pick the type by how people work, and we build with the people who'll use the app every day.

Power Automate for workflow automation

Power Automate moves work between people and systems: an approval routed to the right manager, an invoice copied from email into your ERP, a reminder when a request waits 3 days.

Where a desktop system has no API, desktop flows can key the data in for you, with a person checking the exceptions.

Power BI reports on the process

Every build ends with a Power BI report that answers one question: did the process get faster? It shows the requests waiting, how long each step takes, and where work stalls.

Copilot Studio agents and AI Builder

Copilot Studio replaced Power Virtual Agents for building chat agents in Teams and on your intranet. AI Builder reads invoices, forms, and receipts, and drafts the fields for a person to check.

We add these where they save a person real time, and we keep a person approving anything that pays, signs, or sends.

Power Platform implementation, integration, and governance

We connect the platform to Dataverse, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, SAP, Salesforce, and your own APIs through standard and custom connectors. We set up separate environments for development, testing, and production, with a release path through Azure DevOps or GitHub.

  • Data loss prevention rules set by your IT team
  • A Center of Excellence starter kit to see every app and owner
  • Migration from Access, InfoPath, Lotus Notes, and SharePoint 2013 workflows

Questions about Microsoft Power Platform services What buyers ask us before they start

What is Microsoft Power Platform, and what are its key components?

Microsoft Power Platform is Microsoft's low-code platform for building business apps, automating work, and reporting on it. Its parts are Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, and Copilot Studio, all sharing data in Dataverse.

Does a Power Platform development company offer post-implementation support?

We do. After launch we can fix issues, update apps when Microsoft changes the platform, and add new processes as your teams ask for them, under a monthly support plan.

Can I hire Power Platform developers as an extension to my existing team?

Yes. Our developers can join your team for a few months or a few years, work in your tools and hours, and follow your release rules. Many clients start with one or two people and grow from there.

How long does it take for Power Platform development projects to go live?

A focused app with one approval flow usually goes live in 4 to 6 weeks. A model-driven app that replaces a larger system takes 3 to 6 months, released in stages so people use parts of it early.

I need Power Platform developers for my ongoing project. Can you help?

Yes. We start by reading what's built, the environments, and the open issues, then take over the next items on your list. You keep ownership of everything we build.

How do you choose Power Platform licenses?

We count who builds, who uses, and how often, then compare per-user, per-app, and pay-as-you-go plans for that mix. Licenses are bought from Microsoft or your reseller, and we show you the cost before anything is built.

Bring the process that still runs on spreadsheets

We'll show you which part of the Power Platform fits it, and what the first app would look like.