PL-900 Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals
Anyone who wants to shape digital processes needs to understand the platforms they run on. Microsoft Power Platform makes exactly that accessible – for everyone, not just developers.
Key topics
- Learning the structure and capabilities of the Power Platform.
- Automating workflows using low-code approaches.
- Integrating and evaluating data from multiple sources.
- Understanding roles, access rights, and governance fundamentals.
- Assessing typical use cases in business environments.
Prerequisite
A basic understanding of digital working methods and an interest in automation and data use.
Target group
Professionals from business departments, IT-related areas, and process management who want to better understand and help shape digital solutions.
The course provides a solid foundation for working with one of the central platforms of modern enterprise digitalization – practical, accessible, and immediately applicable.
- Platform overview and core concepts
- Exam preparation tips
- Getting to know and setting up Dataverse
- Exam preparation tips
- Introduction to Power Apps – Part 1
- Demo: creating a Power App
- Introduction to Power Apps – Part 2
- Creating a canvas app – Part 1
- Demo: Power Apps Studio
- Demo: app formats
- Demo: Power Apps templates
- Creating a canvas app – Part 2
- Creating a model-driven app
- Creating a Power Apps portal
- Exam preparation tips
- Introduction to Power Automate – Part 1
- Demo: Power Automate flow
- Introduction to Power Automate – Part 2
- Building an automated solution
- Exam preparation tips
- Introduction to Power BI – Part 1
- Demo: Power BI editor
- Introduction to Power BI – Part 2
- Demo: creating a report
- Introduction to Power BI – Part 3
- Building a dashboard – Part 1
- Demo: connecting data
- Building a dashboard – Part 2
- Exam preparation tips
- Introduction to Power Virtual Agents
- Creating a virtual agent
- Practice questions for exam preparation
- PL-900 qualifies for entry-level roles in automation, app development, and data analysis – and noticeably increases your relevance in digital transformation projects.
- Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Dataverse – with a focus on practical use cases and direct business value.
- Well suited for business departments, IT-related roles, and those new to low-code – especially where the demand for process automation is growing.
- Quite manageable with a basic understanding of the platform – practical knowledge counts more than deep technical detail.
- Organizations use low-code for fast process optimization – saving time and costs while making teams less dependent on development departments.
- Building simple apps, automating workflows, and evaluating data – with direct benefits for everyday work.
- Missing foundational digital skills lead to inefficient processes – while other areas are already keeping pace with automation.
- Knowing modern tools enables faster implementation of solutions – accelerating innovation and making internal processes noticeably more efficient.