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In the Power Platform universe, both SharePoint and Dataverse are significant players when it comes to data storage and management. But when should you use each of these as your data source? Let's delve into their pros and cons to get a clear picture. SharePoint Pros SharePoint is an excellent choice for document management and collaboration. It is already integrated with other Office 365 services, providing seamless interoperability. It's easier to set up and manage compared to Dataverse. It offers a user-friendly and intuitive interface for non-technical users. Cons SharePoint isn't designed for large-scale relational data storage. It may not provide the best performance for complex or large data scenarios. Its querying capabilities are limited compared to Dataverse.

Introduction Throttling is a common issue that users encounter when working with Power Automate. But fret not, this blog post is designed to walk you through how to effectively manage this challenge. Understanding Throttling While I will not be delving into what Power Automate is, it's important to understand the concept of throttling in this context. Essentially, throttling happens when your flows are making requests at a rate that exceeds the limits set by the service you are interacting with. This results in the service slowing down or even stopping the flow of data, which is what we refer to as 'throttling'. You can learn more about the specific limitations that Microsoft puts in place for Power Automate here . How to Handle Throttling Now, let's delve into how you can handle throttling in Power Automate. Here are a few strategies: Use Delays: Adding delay actions between your requests can he

Choosing the best platform for your business process needs can be daunting, especially when there are so many good options. Microsoft has revolutionized the way organizations streamline their processes with powerful platforms like SharePoint and Power Apps. In this blog post, we are going to delve into the key differences between SharePoint Custom Forms and Power Apps and shed some light on when it would be appropriate to use one over the other. What is SharePoint Custom Form? SharePoint is a robust and comprehensive collaboration platform that allows businesses to create, manage and share content effectively. A crucial feature of SharePoint is its ability to create custom forms. SharePoint Custom Forms allow users to design, build, and manage web-based forms on their SharePoint site. These forms can be used to capture and manage data within the SharePoint environment. The forms can be customized using SharePoint Designer or third-party tools like InfoPath (please note that Microsoft s