Power Apps, Power Automate flows, connections, connectors, solutions and Dataverse — every environment, in one place, in minutes. The visibility a Center of Excellence needs, read-only, with nothing to install.
AppsCanvas and model-driven apps across every environment, with owner, version, sharing reach and the exact connectors and connections each one binds to.
One assessment. Every object in the tenant.
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Flows
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Dataverse
TablesA Power Platform Center of Excellence needs a clear picture of the estate before anything else. Power Insights gives you that picture the day you sign in, and keeps it current — whether you run Microsoft's CoE Starter Kit alongside it or not.
The inventory side of a Center of Excellence, delivered as a product: nothing to install in your tenant, nothing to upgrade, and current from the first sign-in. It complements the CoE Starter Kit rather than replacing what it does well.
Makers ship faster than governance boards meet. A standing, refreshable inventory means the estate you discuss is the estate you actually have — not the one from last quarter's spreadsheet.
Personal connections running production processes, premium connectors in a trial environment, an app owned by someone who left in March. You cannot govern what nobody has ever listed.
Who owns this. What does it connect to. What breaks if it goes. Where does the data sit. Governance, licensing and security all ask the same questions, and they are all one export away.
One assessment reads the whole estate and stores it, so every page afterwards loads instantly — and every object links to the things it depends on.
Every environment, production to trial, with region, type, Dataverse version and Managed Environment status.
Owner, version, created and modified dates, sharing reach, and the connectors behind each screen.
Trigger type, run state, action count and the connection references each flow resolves through.
Which account a connection runs as, whether it is shared, its status, and everything that depends on it.
Standard, premium and custom connectors ranked by real usage, so licence exposure stops being a guess.
The indirection between a flow and its credentials, followed all the way through and shown end to end.
Publisher, version, managed state and a component-type breakdown of what each solution actually carries.
Tables with ownership, auditing and change-tracking flags, down to column type and requirement level.
The whole assessment or any single object, exported in a shape a non-user can read without a licence.
A Power Platform, Dynamics 365 or Global Administrator account. Nothing to install, no app registration to create, no infrastructure to stand up.
Power Insights reads every environment in the tenant and stores the result. Minutes, not a project plan.
Browse the estate object by object, export what you need, and refresh whenever you want the picture brought up to date.
Whether your Center of Excellence is a team, a Starter Kit installation or one administrator, it starts with knowing what the Microsoft 365 tenant contains. This is that picture, kept current, delivered as a product.
Power Insights reads your tenant through Microsoft's own APIs and never writes to it. There is no code path that modifies an app, a flow or a row of your data.
An assessment is the inventory — names, owners, versions, dependencies. We do not copy the contents of your Dataverse tables or the data your flows move.
Every organisation is scoped to its own Microsoft 365 tenant. Colleagues who sign in join your organisation; nobody else can see a thing.
The free plan is a real assessment of a real tenant, not a countdown. Move up when you need more environments, more people or the exports.
Assess a single environment. Reports cannot be exported.
Full assessment of one tenant, with unlimited environments and colleague access.
For MSPs, partners and large organisations: many tenants, unlimited everything, advanced reporting.
Prices exclude VAT. Every plan is read-only against your tenant and can be cancelled at any time.
Sign in with your Microsoft work account and run your first assessment in minutes. No installation, no app registration, no changes to your tenant.
Requires a Power Platform, Dynamics 365 or Global Administrator account for the first assessment. Colleagues you invite do not need admin rights.
If yours is not here, ask us — the answer is usually one sentence.
No. It reads your tenant through Microsoft's own admin APIs and never writes to it. There is no code path that modifies an app, a flow, a solution or a row of your business data.
No. There is no solution to import, no app registration for you to create and no infrastructure to stand up. You sign in with Microsoft and run an assessment.
A Power Platform Administrator, Dynamics 365 Administrator or Global Administrator account returns tenant-wide results. Any other account sees only the environments it personally belongs to. Reading solutions, tables and connection references additionally needs a security role inside each environment's Dataverse database.
Minutes for a real tenant. The scan walks every environment across four Microsoft services and stores the result, so every page afterwards loads from storage rather than calling Microsoft again.
They complement each other. The CoE Starter Kit is installed into your tenant and adds governance processes such as DLP impact analysis, compliance requests and maker onboarding. Power Insights runs outside the tenant, is read-only, and focuses on the inventory, governance visibility and migration planning — available the day you sign in, with nothing to maintain. Many teams run both.
Object metadata — the inventory itself: environments, apps, flows, connections, connectors, solutions and Dataverse schema. Never the contents of your Dataverse tables, and never your business data.
Yes. Colleagues from your Microsoft tenant join your organisation as members: they can read and export the assessment but cannot spend the organisation's API quota by running a sync.
Yes. A migration project takes the apps you intend to move and grows the list to what actually has to travel with them — the flows they call, the objects sharing their solutions — then produces the solution plan, the risks and the exports.
Inventory, ownership, licensing, migration — written from the tenants we have read, not from the documentation.
Every environment, every Power App, every Power Automate flow, every connection — the estate is all there, spread across four admin APIs that each refuse to describe the whole. Here is how to bring it into one list, and what to do about the parts Microsoft will not tell you.
Microsoft's CoE Starter Kit is the reference toolkit for a Power Platform Center of Excellence, and many tenants run it well. Power Insights covers some of the same ground and none of some of it. This is a plain account of which does what, written for the administrator who has to decide whether they need one, the other, or both.
Moving a Power App between environments or tenants is rarely hard because of the app. It is hard because of the eleven things the app quietly depends on, none of which appear in the export dialog. This is the list, in the order they bite.
A demo on your own estate, a question about security, or a conversation about several tenants at once.
Fifteen minutes, your environments on screen, no slides.
What we read, what we store, what we never touch — in writing, before you commit.
Governing several tenants at once? That is what the Enterprise plan is for.