Power Automate specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Power Automate fits in a long-term product team.

Inside a Microsoft estate the integration is difficult to beat. Approvals in Teams, flows triggered from SharePoint or Outlook, and identity already handled mean automation meets people where they already work.

Desktop flows are the robotic process automation half, and they are inherently brittle: driving an application through its interface breaks when the interface changes. They are the right answer only where a system has no API, and they need an owner ready to maintain them.

What your dedicated team does with Power Automate.

Desktop flows break whenever the application they drive changes, which makes them an ongoing maintenance commitment. Building one without budgeting for its repair is how organisations end up with automation they no longer trust.

Governance across hundreds of individually built flows is the bigger problem in most Microsoft estates, and it sits with platform specialists in a dedicated cloud and DevOps team.

Common Power Automate use cases.

• Approvals where people already are Routing and sign-off inside Teams and Outlook, where people already work.
• Automating a system with no API Desktop flows driving a legacy application, with the fragility understood and planned for.
• Governing flow sprawl Bringing order to hundreds of flows built by individuals, including the ones owned by people who have left.

Adding Power Automate skills to your team.

Assigned to a dedicated AI automation team, alongside Azure capacity where the estate is the wider constraint.

Power Automate specialists join your team remotely as dedicated, full-time team members, selected, employed and managed by us in Chiang Mai and Bangkok. Companies that hire offshore developers through Azendo add the skill at the next monthly cycle.