DRAG DROP A company is implementing Business Central. The company is evaluating Microsoft Power Platform integration benefits. The company has the following business requirements:
• Provide financial reporting in real-time.
• Automate customer onboarding in Business Central.
• Create a workflow that automates invoice approvals.
• Integrate item scanning capabilities in the warehouse.
You need to evaluate the specified business requirements and align them with Microsoft solutions that can meet each need effectively. Which Microsoft Power Platform tools should you recommend? To answer, move the appropriate business Microsoft Power Platform tools to the correct requirements. You may use each Microsoft Power Platform tool once, more than once, or not at all. You may need to move the split bar between panes or scroll to view content. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Power BI → reporting, Power Automate → onboarding and invoice approval, Power Apps → warehouse scanning. I mixed up Automate vs Apps for onboarding since onboarding can involve both forms and flows, but pretty sure for this type of integration Automate fits better. Saw a similar question in a practice set.
I don’t think Power Apps works best for warehouse scanning, I'd put Power Automate there since it can trigger flows based on barcode input. So: Power BI for real-time reporting, Power Automate for onboarding and warehouse, Power Apps just for invoice approvals. Kinda goes against most mappings but I think it could work.
This gets tricky if the onboarding automation expects user-driven forms, not just workflow steps. If it's just process automation, then:
Financial reporting → Power BI
Customer onboarding & invoice approval → Power Automate
Warehouse scanning → Power Apps. Pretty sure that's right unless onboarding needs a custom app, then maybe swap Automate for Apps there. Agree?






