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Our Power Apps solution is hitting its limits. What is the alternative, short of rolling out a full CRM?

For IT and business unit leaders

In short

A tailored application that models exactly your contacts, meetings and tasks and is still properly built: a real database, roles, a change log, import and export. With Creavity, the business unit describes the requirements, AI agents build the application module by module, and IT can take it over.

  • 50–70%

    less manual effort (expected)

  • ~4 h

    per person per week (expected)

  • Modular

    built module by module, ready for IT to take over

The situation

A finance department managed its relationships with banks and partners in an older Power Apps solution. For executive briefings, information was gathered by hand from many sources.

The solution with Creavity

It became one central application for partners, contacts, meetings, tasks and key figures, with:

  • a history per record and a field-level change log
  • bulk import and export to common formats
  • new records created straight from an email
  • reports for preparing briefings

The result

The business unit expects 50 to 70 percent less manual effort for gathering information, and about four hours less per person per week for preparing briefings.

From a real project on Creavity, described in general terms: no customer, system or department names. Figures marked "expected" are the business unit’s own estimates, not measured results. Updated: .

More questions

When is Power Apps no longer enough?

Typical limits are complex data models, many users, fine-grained permissions, a complete audit trail, and applications that IT is supposed to run later. That is when a properly built application pays off.

Can IT take over the application afterwards?

Yes. The result is ordinary, maintainable code with documentation, tests and version control, built to your company’s standards. IT can run it and keep developing it.

Build with CREAVITY. Ship it.

See it on your process — 30 minutes, straight to the point.

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