A Power Pages consultancy should help define the right use case, design the user journey and data model, plan identity and security, build the portal, integrate it with business systems, and support it after launch.

Timing depends on the number of journeys, authentication model, data structure and integration needs. A focused portal may be delivered in weeks, while larger authenticated services are usually phased over months. We confirm the delivery plan after discovery.

Security starts with the identity model, user roles and the Dataverse data each user should be able to access. We design authentication, permissions, table access, environments, release controls and monitoring as part of the solution rather than adding them later.

Yes. Power Pages works directly with Dataverse and can form part of a wider solution using Power Automate, Power Apps, Dynamics 365, Azure services and supported integrations with line-of-business systems.

For qualifying customers, Microsoft partner-led investment programmes may offset eligible early-stage work. Eligibility depends on organisation size, targeted workloads, the Microsoft estate and current programme requirements. We confirm what applies before any commitment is made.

Yes, when the foundations are right. Data structure, integration, identity, security, application lifecycle management and the operating model all need to be designed for the expected audience and level of service.

Yes. We assess inherited Power Pages sites, including their structure, security, performance and usability, then stabilise and document them before agreeing an ongoing support and improvement plan.