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There are countless types of websites you can create in Power Apps. Here are some examples: 

• Corporate websites: Showcase your company’s products, services, and brand. 

• Marketing websites: Generate leads and drive sales through engaging content and calls to action.    

• Customer portals: Provide self-service options for customers, such as account management and support. 

• Partner portals: Collaborate with partners by sharing information and resources. 

• Employee portals: Offer internal tools and communication channels for employees. 

• Event registration and management systems: Handle event registrations, attendee management, and scheduling.    

• Online forms and surveys: Collect data from customers or employees.    

• Knowledge bases: Create a repository of information for customers or employees to access. 

• Community forums: Build online communities for customers or partners to interact. 

• Internal tools and dashboards: Develop custom applications for internal use, such as sales dashboards or project management tools. 

Power Pages is priced at £61.60 per month, covering up to 500 anonymous users. Alternatively, you can get a plan for 100 authenticated users at a cost of £164.40 per month. There is also a free trial you can test out first. 

Anyone who needs to create websites can benefit for Power Pages. This might include: 

• Marketing and sales teams: Create marketing landing pages, customer portals and sales enablement tools. 

• Human Resources: Build internal portals for employee onboarding, benefits and HR resources. 

• Customer support: Develop knowledge bases, customer support portals and case management systems. 

There are also benefits for IT professionals who can create custom components, integrate with other systems and manage user access. 

Although both Power Pages and Power Apps sit within the Power Platform, there are core differences between them. Power Pages are specifically designed to act as webpages and portals. Power Apps, on the other hand, are usually mobile or web platform driven apps, that exist primarily for internal users to carry out a specific process. 

This means they serve different needs for businesses. 

Power Automate connects with multiple applications, including: 

Microsoft integrations 

• Microsoft Dataverse: Seamlessly connect to and leverage data stored in Dataverse for building data-driven websites. 

• Power Apps: Integrate Power Apps components into Power Pages for interactive experiences.    

• Power Automate: Automate workflows and processes triggered by website events.    

• Copilot Studio: Incorporate AI-powered chatbots into your website for enhanced customer interactions.    

• Power BI: Embed interactive reports and dashboards for data visualization.    

• Azure Active Directory: Authenticate users and manage access control.    

• SharePoint: Integrate SharePoint documents and libraries for content management. 

• Dynamics 365: Connect to Dynamics 365 data for customer-centric websites. 

Third-party integrations 

• Custom APIs: Integrate with external systems using custom APIs and webhooks.    

• Payment gateways: Accept payments through popular payment providers.    

• Marketing automation: Connect to marketing automation platforms for lead management and nurturing. 

• CRM systems: Integrate with CRM systems for customer data and sales processes.    

• Document management systems: Integrate with document management systems for file storage and retrieval.