PowerApps may be used for a variety of tasks such as workflow, automation, data visualisation and reporting, collaboration, and so on. Teams, field employees, your management team, and even your consumers may be involved. Use cases might range from the simple to the extremely complicated.

Each “per app” licence grants a single user access to one app (canvas and/or model-driven) or one Power Apps Portal inside a single environment. A single user may be covered by numerous “per app” licences, allowing the user to utilise various applications without the need for a per-user licence.

PowerApps has built-in offline support in the form of LoadData(), SaveData(), and Connection. Connected. Although this method is provided to assist, it is still mostly up to the developer to wire the application together, which will entail creating a UI that works both offline and online.

When you develop an app on PowerApps, it will operate instantly on both Android and iOS. This is due to the fact that the apps you develop will be browser-based, so as long as your mobile device has a browser, it should be able to run any app you have produced.

Data sources for PowerApps are either saved in the cloud or locally in the app. Tables are the most frequent type of data source for PowerApps. You can read, edit, and reformat tables across all of your apps with absolute convenience and control by connecting to cloud and local data sources.