Service
Power Automate
Part ofMicrosoft Power Platform·Led by a certified solution architect
The problem
The team loses hours to manual routing, re-keying, and chasing approvals over email. Small automations exist, but they're brittle, undocumented, and quietly becoming a risk no one owns.
My approach
I map the process end to end, then rebuild it in Power Automate with error handling, clear ownership, and governance, so the automation is something you can trust in production, not a script that breaks silently.
From brittle scripts to reliable process
Automation earns trust by being boring: it runs, it handles the edge cases, and when something does go wrong it tells someone instead of failing silently. I build flows with real error handling, retry logic, and clear ownership so they hold up under production load.
Integrations without the sprawl
Connecting systems is where automations quietly multiply into a mess. I keep premium-connector use and data-loss-prevention in view from the start, so integrations are deliberate and governed rather than a growing liability.
Governed by design
DLP policies, connection ownership, and documentation are part of every build. When the engagement ends, your team knows what runs, why, and how to change it.
Where it usually connects
The outcome
- Hours of manual work removed every week
- Approvals and hand-offs that happen on time, with a trail
- Automations that are governed and documented, not shadow IT