Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform

This learning path serves as an introduction to the Power Platform. It discusses the Power Platform components: Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages and Microsoft Copilot Studio. It covers Microsoft Dataverse as the common data foundation, and connectors that allow Power Platform apps to access a vast list of data sources. The learning path also discusses Power Platform's native integration with Microsoft 365 services, its ability to connect to on-premises systems, and the capabilities of the Plan Designer. PL-900

• Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform services
• Describe the business value of extending business solutions by using Microsoft Power Platform

This learning path covers the Microsoft Power Platform environment, equipping users with Dataverse—a scalable, secure data platform that supports relational data, business logic, and lifecycle management. It enables easy creation and modification of tables, relationships, and data flows. Additionally, it provides robust governance through role-based security, environment segmentation, admin centers, and compliance features, all supporting secure data handling and streamlined application lifecycle management (ALM). PL-900

• Describe Microsoft Dataverse
• Describe Microsoft Power Platform administration and governance

This learning path focuses on Microsoft Power Platform. Learners are introduced to the business capabilities of Power Pages sites and their security features. Learners then learn how to build a Power Pages site, including a hands-on exercise. PL-900

• Describe the capabilities of Microsoft Power Pages
• Create a Microsoft Power Pages site

This learning path introduces learners to Power apps. This includes a general discussion of capabilities and then specific focus on canvas apps and model-driven apps. PL-900

• Identify basic Microsoft Power Apps capabilities
• Build a canvas app
• Build a model-driven app

This learning path introduces makers to Power Automates cloud and desktop flows, covering key concepts like triggers, actions, loops, and branching. Learners explore real-world use cases across Microsoft 365 apps, leverage Copilot to build and describe flows, and gain hands-on experience with testing, monitoring, and sharing automations. The path also includes an introduction to Process Mining and desktop automation using Power Automate for Desktop. PL-900

• Identify Microsoft Power Automate components
• Build a Microsoft Power Automate flow