Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals in 15 Minutes

[@LisaCrosbie]

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[@Initechsystems]

This was literally the best explanation of Power Platform I’ve come across. I love how clear and clean you explain everything. I’ve been looking for KZbin videos to make my staff watch and here I ended up finding a new favorite page! 👍🏼from🇨🇦

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, thank you!

[@andrewwmitchell]

Great job summarising such a wide-ranging set of capabilities so clearly. I know it takes a lot of eff ort to communicate complex topics correctly and clearly. I really appreciate the effort you put into making this great video. Thanks!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Much appreciated, thank you.

[@Amb3rjack]

Yes indeed. An excellent overview presentation, I thought.

[@1.618Golden]

Thank you. I have been struggling with Power Platform for a couple of months. Just trying to get my head around it. You are a blessing.

[@tinabowness9484]

Lisa, this simply stated and most excellent. Thank you very much for adding value, generously sharing your time, and being lovely to learn with.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Well, you've just made my day Tina, thank you so much, I really appreciate that. 😊

[@ArafatTehsin]

Someone just asked me for an overview video and I thought to look at this platform. Out of tons of overview videos, I must say you nailed it Lisa. Thank you for this!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you. A lot of work went into this one, really appreciate that and thanks for finding and sharing it.

[@TopperDillon]

What an amazing and concise way of summarizing this topic in 15 minutes! I instantly became your fan!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, thank you so much!

[@alcosta6512]

WONDERFUL video: straight to the point and without those ridiculous songs that these type of videos always have at the beginning. Thank you!!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks, I got rid of my “music” very early on, I much prefer to just jump straight in.

[@Pedropulgar]

Thank you Lisa! I’m listening to this ahead of a job interview where I didn’t know anything about these tools to get a sense of them

[@LisaCrosbie]

You’re not the only one who has done that. Happy to have helped and good luck with the interview!

[@ArtezTycoon]

Doing it at this very moment

[@simijohn258]

Thanks, Lisa for bringing up this summarised introduction to all Microsoft Power Platform

[@alandotchin1829]

Great explanation of the Power Platform Fundamentals, Lisa! You have a real talent for conveying complex ideas and concepts clearly. I'm currently working through one of your Model-Driven App tutorials for an Asset Management system, and it's been incredibly helpful. I will be working through a lot more of your tutorials. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@Chef212]

Lisa this is incredible. You have a gift with teaching - succinct, very well said, and great use of examples to solidly knowledge! Great video - really helped me understand the MS Power Platform

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you so much Matthew, really appreciate that.

[@xorencryption]

great , this summary was exactly what i was looking for, explained in simple straight forward yet well organized manner. Thank you

[@wsadik]

Lisa, you explained things in such a clear way. Thank you for making these videos.

[@LisaCrosbie]

You are so welcome, thanks for watching.

[@michaelking3065]

At last! A clear, concise explanation of these tools Brilliant video

[@chh8860]

At the 14:08 minute mark " ... thanks for watching. I hope that's been helpful ..." OMG ... incredibly helpful. The video came out two years ago ... and I am just finding it now ... 🤦‍♂ Terrific overview ... thank you ... thank you ... thank you ... 😍

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks, glad to know it's still useful, and most of it is still current, although a lot more has been added since I made this!

[@antonioskokiantonis7051]

Loved your ability to present the crucial points of this topic! I am preparing for an interview and your video really helped me get through my questions! Subscribed!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, so glad it helped, and good luck!

[@Superbphotos]

Thank you for this explanation. This really helps when trying to learn everything that comes with Power Platform.

[@brolly414]

Amazing - just the high-level explanation this newbie needed! Thanks very much :)

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, so glad it was helpful.

[@doneal81494]

Bless your heart! I was looking for a simple and straight forward training like this. It was more informing and inciteful than longer videos. Thank you!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Really appreciate that, thank you.

[@guilhermepiccin]

Best video about PowerPlat introduction. Clear, simple and concise. Keep it up!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much, really appreciate that.

[@jammy1107]

Very clear and beautifully presented. Well done Lisa.

[@jaggyjut]

Thank you google for recommending this channel. Learning soo much soo quickly. Thank you 🙏

[@LisaCrosbie]

You're very welcome Jagit, thank you so much

[@zacharysyoung]

I thumbed-up only 3 minutes in, 'cause this is so excellent, watched it all the way to the end, then moved my mouse to thumbs-up again only to remember I already had. Hah! I wish I could like this more, in a way KZbin would understand. Thank you!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you so much, love this! Adding a comment definitely sends another positive signal to KZbin, so thank you.

[@ianwatson2687]

Flawless and very polished presentation. Great overview. Thanks!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much Ian.

[@ManuelPatry]

Really packed with just the useful information I was looking for!

[@MuhammadBilalAhmd]

Clear and concise explanation. Great job!

[@forprogramming8541]

I passed PL-900 exam with 861 score. Your videos helped me to understand the power platform. Thank you.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, congratulations 👏

[@mabuhayPinay]

Where would one start if one wanted to learn this platform?

[@theadventuresofred19]

Excellent explanation. Might need a bit of an update re the AI builder, but Lisa's are the only KZbins I watch where I have to slow the speed down! Usually it's the other way! So much in there and all is relevant 10/10

[@LisaCrosbie]

You're right, there is actually quite a lot that could be updated here, it's on my (very long) list of videos to make! I honestly watch everyone else at high speed too. And I talk much faster in real life, I've had to learn to slow it down!

[@idoiagarciahuertas6048]

Really helpful and well explained, thanks!

[@stephenmusau2394]

A powerful and insightful video.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much.

[@akansampson1686]

Thank you so much for this video Lisa. This was very detailed and informative.

[@karabotoka7619]

wow, this is great only ran into this now and have subscribed. thanks so much keep up the great work

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sands7779]

Wish I saw this before I started developing on platform, would have made it much easier. Recommend this for a great overview.

[@akaluheyi]

you are really smart enough and i can't wait to watch all your video. Thank you!!!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much 😊

[@thewisearchitect]

It was very helpful. Thanks.

[@lancepaulino1303]

Thank you very much for this informative video, Lisa!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Glad you found it helpful, thank you.

[@kevshahfl]

Hi Lisa, Excellent job!! you covered lots of material - it gave a great overview. extremely useful video for me. Raj

[@debjyotipalit78]

Clear and concise explanation 👌

[@mousemx1534]

Best intro-overview video I've seen!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you so much, really appreciate that.

[@kevinbell9255]

Great video. I must say I also approve of the lego models you have in the background!

[@pravinmadheswaran2935]

You are simply amazing, Lisa!! Thanks a ton!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Oh, thank you so much 😊

[@PrasadTulapurkar95]

Beautifully explained! 👌 Subscribed for more Power Platform Content. Keep up the good work, Lisa! 👍🍷

[@LisaCrosbie]

Excellent, thanks, and cheers back to you!

[@gezd1972]

Excellent job in giving an overview for the beginner - well worth a subscribe and like. :)

[@LisaCrosbie]

Much appreciated!

[@ryanshuell]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.

[@mostaphasaid7250]

Thank you very much 🤩

[@RA-yi8zl]

You're doing a great job. Thank you lots!

[@Mouth4thep]

Thank you for the explanation!

[@dougspindler4947]

Very well presented - Thank you.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Much appreciated, thanks Doug.

[@jzillaz]

Very informative, thank you.

[@cool.politics]

Many Thanks from Taiwan.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you from Australia!

[@Brothercole1994]

Great video Lisa. Keep at it. your channel is going get huge soon. Very informative. Would love a intro video to Power FX

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, thanks so much for that suggestion, I'm planning on making that one.

[@KenSherman]

I like this presentation❕ It was creative & engaging. I subconsciously couldn't find anything wrong with the content. It provided more than enough info but not too much. However, isn't Dataverse also called Common Data Service❔ As someone who is interested in taking the PL-900 exam - Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals - your presentation is very helpful as an overview. Now, I see 1 of the reasons why you're an MVP⭐ (Most Valuable Professional😉). Props to the Ghostbuster vehicle aka Ectomobile👻🚓, I believe, in the bg. Thanks!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you so much Ken. Yes, Dataverse is the new name for Common Data Service.

[@tobiasrasmussen4347]

Very succinct and great intro. A+

[@user-hq6yv7xh9x]

Well presented! Thank you!

[@LisaCrosbie]

You're very welcome!

[@ncadekok]

Wow, great great great video!

[@lr8649]

excellent

[@user-id6cg2tl1u]

thank you

[@happy-wave-form]

Great introduction

[@cuongtruong6043]

I've been watching quite a few of your videos today and decided to subscribe. Clear and concise explanations, much appreciated. I have one quick question: within this suite, is there a capability to run emails from outlook through an application and trigger workflows?

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much for subscribing. You can trigger workflows (using Power Automate) to send out emails, or on receiving an email. Tell me more about what you mean / your use case for running emails through an application, I don't know enough to answer the question from what you've said here.

[@cuongtruong6043]

@@LisaCrosbie Hello Lisa, thanks for replying to my question. I wanted to know if it is possible to run emails received in outlook through Power Automate, trigger a workflow and send a response on the back end of the workflow. Basically all our work is on outlook and i am looking to find a way of running email queries through a platform with defined workflows and allow me to have data for analysis.

[@alfievillarin3554]

Nice presentation thank you so much..

[@LisaCrosbie]

You are most welcome, thanks so much

[@larrylee1193]

Your amazing, I am looking for tomorrow’s next video

[@LisaCrosbie]

Awesome, thank you! I try to get one out each week as much as I can.

[@muhammadtalhaamjad007]

Nicely explained

[@jadkhalife779]

i like the way you explained it

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks so much

[@traceylonergan8470]

Thanks

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thank you so much 😊

[@roma9026]

Can you make a video showing how students can benefit from learning and applying these tools, please?

[@hunter2442]

Great Plains + MS Access

[@amitgoel9714]

nice and to the point

[@thomasedwardking7286]

This lass needs a cool intro like "I will show you... The pow-aaah" ⚡🏋🏻‍♀️

[@LisaCrosbie]

Hahaha, now that’s a great idea!

[@manikantaroyal777]

Thanks alot!!

[@LisaCrosbie]

You're welcome!

[@alexk6745]

It all looks nice and shiny, but you have not covered anything related to a code for the apps, releases, promoting from one environment to another. Any case studies who was working with this?

[@LisaCrosbie]

Those would be a lot of other videos (that I haven’t made yet). Best place to look for case studies is on the Microsoft site or channels. I can’t do them here without any customer consent.

[@pramodagarwal1990]

Please make a video on Azure Application insight for Canvas Apps, Modal Driven Apps and Portals

[@LisaCrosbie]

thanks for the suggestion, I'll add it to my list!

[@RichardSix-rr8yv]

Thanks, your presentation was good. One issue: maybe it's just me but the screenshots that accompanied your explanation were not in focus. Headache and loss of opportunity to study them while you talked.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Sorry to hear that but I think it's an issue your side, the screenshots are in focus.

[@akaluheyi]

Hi Lisa!!! It would be great If you attach all your transcript all together

[@LisaCrosbie]

Hi Kishach, what do you mean?

[@akaluheyi]

@@LisaCrosbie when you talk the transcript has been shown at the bottom of the screen. If you gather and attach all your speech together it helps your followers to have notes in addition to your speech .

[@HitemAriania]

Ive been doing bunch of red-teaming lately where power apps, automate and data verse is the weak link used for both data access but also code execution. Its scary that so many things are enabled by default for the whole company. Im not sure why this approach was considered a good idea.

[@happy-wave-form]

if the staff who configure the App leave the company , who know how to maintain it ? Likely suitable for SOHO

[@corby8678]

Dear Madam Only powerapps error showing please can you help "Hmmm Somethink went wrong" any solution ?

[@LisaCrosbie]

Try clearing your browser cache and making sure cookies are enabled.

[@Motorcyclemelee]

How can a developer get access to a MS Power Platform sandbox to learn Power Platform?

[@LisaCrosbie]

You can get a free developer plan here powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/developerplan/

[@perttirytinki2363]

Hello, thanks your video. Is it possibility to use model-driven app if customer have different crm or database or management offerer or use totallyt different data in their system. Is it possibility to use model driven app this cases? Should it thus use canvas app? could you make a sowtware data engineerin video including different of scenarious and how power platorm positions itself in different cases. Put like a expose picutre picture or cartoon movie how to explain the connector and how to it display in end user. Different kind of scenarioius various cases with power platform sowtware. Like if i have a not a MS ERP or different CRM or other managament system like intra needs to effective app underneeth of doing something or is it always that it always shown end user display different, what it shows what we do in power model driven app if like doing something sharepoint work flows or something else. Need weed explosed picture or video and cases or scenarious and how the data moving and shown to other system or dispaly or etc. Hope you get it what i mean :)

[@LisaCrosbie]

You can only use a model driven app with Dataverse as the data source. If you want to build an app connected to another data source you should use a canvas app. You might find this video helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/embVeX2pd7ibg7M

[@user-ej3iw8lw3w]

model-driven apps require a common data service database a flow instance can only access one common data service database canvas apps require a common data service database

[@LisaCrosbie]

Common Data Service is now called Dataverse. Yes, you need it for a model driven app. Yes, a flow can only access one Dataverse environment. But canvas apps can be built on any data source, you don't need Dataverse for them.

[@garyrowe58]

You say that dataverse supports up to 1m rows ... but Excel already does this (1,024,576 or so).

[@LisaCrosbie]

That’s Dataverse for Teams. Full Dataverse goes to full enterprise scale, way beyond that. In either case though it’s a relational database with business logic and security.

[@garyrowe58]

@@LisaCrosbie Thanks - but why the comment in the video, that implies 1m is more than excel can handle?

[@bitkahuna]

whenever i hear/read "you don't need to know how to code" i expect horrible apps with bad ux, no error checking, no security, and untested results

[@LisaCrosbie]

Not necessarily the case. Have your IT pros set up all the security and connections to other data sources properly. Then you can use low code as a way to speed up building more complex use cases or allow business users to use templates and drag and drop design to build smaller apps they need - rather than using Excel which has no security at all.

[@ForidVai-cm7hb]

help me

[@LisaCrosbie]

I'm unable to reply to all the direct requests I get for help but if you post your question here I will try to answer.