Integrations 10x: Advanced Power Automate, Logic Apps, Azure and more

Power Automate is great… until it isn’t. Timeouts, nested operations, and bottlenecks make you wonder whether there are better tools to migrate or integrate your data. There are! This fast-moving, demo-heavy session showcases – live – all the tools within and beyond Power Automate for real performance, scale, and control.

Agenda:

• Part 1 – Power Automate, Pushed to Its Absolute Limits: Dataverse functions and operations most people never touch; SELECT-style operations that are a dream to maintain; bulk updates without death-by-looping; Microsoft Graph API for scenarios connectors can’t solve.
• Part 2 – Logic Apps: If Power Automate Didn’t Have Limits: why 15 seconds in Power Automate takes 15 milliseconds in Logic Apps; throughput, security, concurrency and cost differences that change architecture decisions; custom-code operations; how Logic Apps quietly solves problems Power Automate never will.
• Part 3 – Azure Functions, Connector Namespaces, and the future: where Azure Functions shine and why with AI, tools like Azure are more accessible than ever and give you power you didn’t know you needed.

Benefits of attending the webinar

• Learn to push Power Automate well past its usual limits with advanced techniques most makers never touch.
• Know exactly when to reach for Logic Apps, Azure Functions  — and the throughput, cost and concurrency trade-offs behind each choice.
• Walk away with practical, real-world patterns for faster, more scalable and more maintainable automation and integration.

Is there a demo?
Yes — it’s a demo-heavy, fully live session. Demos run throughout, grouped into three blocks:

• Demo 1 – Advanced Power Automate: Dataverse operations, SELECT-style operations, bulk updates without looping, and Microsoft Graph API calls.
• Demo 2 – Logic Apps for performance & scale: speed, throughput, concurrency and custom-code operations versus Power Automate.
• Demo 3 – Azure Functions & Connector Name Spaces: where each shines, their real limits, and how to avoid bottleneck