Layering Power Apps, SharePoint, and Power BI
SharePoint, Power Apps and Power BI are part of Microsoft Power Platform. Together, they allow a business to gather, access, and analyze data.
The benefits of connecting Microsoft's game-changing solutions
SharePoint, Power Apps, and Power BI are complementary parts of the Microsoft Power Platform, a suite of dynamic tools for building business solutions. When combined, they enhance workflow and collaboration in an optimized experience.
What they do
SharePoint acts as a centralized data storage hub. It allows you to create and organize lists, libraries, and other structures to store your information.
Power Apps builds custom applications using the data. You can create forms, dashboards, and workflows to gather and interact with your data in a user-friendly way.
Power BI accesses and analyzes the stored data. It allows you to create shareable interactive reports and dashboards to visualize trends, identify patterns, and gain insights from your information.
How they connect
Power Apps and SharePoint are a powerful duo within the Microsoft 365 suite that work together to enhance data management and the user experience. At the same time, SharePoint and Power BI form a strong team for data analysis and visualization.
In tandem, these three applications allow a business to gather, access, and analyze its data for informed decision-making.
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