Automation Without a Process Model Creates Faster Confusion


The Power Platform Challenge
Microsoft Power Platform is one of the most powerful productivity and automation toolsets available to enterprise organisations. It is also one of the most frequently misused. Organisations deploy Power Apps to digitise manual processes without first asking whether those processes should exist. They automate workflows with Power Automate without defining who owns the process being automated. They build Power BI dashboards without agreeing what decisions those dashboards are meant to support. The result is a proliferation of applications, automations, and reports that solve individual problems but create organisational complexity. Governance is absent. Data quality deteriorates. The platform becomes a source of technical debt rather than business value. Power Platform delivers genuine value when it is deployed in service of a clearly defined business problem, within a governed operating model, and with executive alignment on what success looks like.
The Terracez Approach: Business Problem Before Platform





- Define the business problem the Power Platform solution is intended to solve
- Assess whether the problem is a process problem, a data problem, or a governance problem
- Establish the governance model for Power Platform within the organisation
- Define data quality requirements and integration dependencies
- Align executive stakeholders on success measures
- Executive stakeholders are aligned on success measures before development begins.

- Application architecture aligned to the agreed business process
- Automation design that reflects the agreed operating model
- Data model design and integration architecture
- Security and access model aligned to governance requirements
- Reporting and dashboard design aligned to executive decision needs

- Power Apps development: canvas apps, model-driven apps, and mobile applications
- Power Automate workflow development and integration
- Power BI dashboard and report development
- Copilot Studio agent development and deployment
- Integration with Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, and third-party systems
- Integration with Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, and third-party systems
- Testing, quality assurance, and user acceptance

- Post-deployment adoption monitoring
- Data quality monitoring
- Solution performance monitoring
- Power Platform environment governance
- Governance maintained through the Alignyx platform
- Power Platform as part of a broader transformation programme

What Is Microsoft Power Platform?
Power Platform components include:
Power Apps
Low-code application development for business process digitisation, mobile field applications, and custom operational tools

Power Automate
Workflow automation across Microsoft and third-party systems, including approval workflows, data synchronisation, and process automation

Power BI
Business intelligence and data visualisation for executive dashboards, operational reporting, and analytical decision-making

Copilot Studio
AI-powered conversational agents and intelligent automation for customer service, internal support, and process guidance

Power Pages
Low-code web portal development for customer, supplier, and employee self-service

Microsoft Power Platform
Microsoft Power Platform is a suite of enterprise productivity and automation tools that extends the capabilities of Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365. It enables organisations to build applications, automate processes, analyse data, and deploy AI-assisted workflows without extensive custom development.

Key Use Cases for GCC Enterprises
Low-Code Does Not Mean Low-Governance
Power Platform Challenge
Business Impact
We Cater To Multiple Industries
Who This Is For
Power Platform services from Terracez are designed for:

CEOs and Transformation Directors

CFOs and Finance Directors

COOs and Operations Directors

CIOs

PMO Directors
managing complex, multi-workstream transformation programmes

Organisations across GCC
implementing Dynamics 365 for the first time or replacing
Trusted by brands across industries

What Business Problem Are You Trying to Solve?

