Secure customer and partner portals on Power Pages.

Power Pages is Microsoft's low-code platform for building secure, external-facing websites and portals backed by Dataverse. It is the evolution of Power Apps Portals, and it lets organizations give customers, partners, and members self-service access to data and processes without custom web development.

Common builds include customer self-service portals (view orders, submit and track tickets), partner and reseller hubs, member and community portals, application and registration intake, and document or claims submission. Because it is built on Dataverse, a portal can surface and update the same data your staff use in Dynamics 365.

Cost depends on the number of pages and forms, authentication requirements, the complexity of the underlying data, and Power Pages licensing (priced per authenticated or anonymous user). We scope each portal to a clear set of pages, forms, and integrations with a licensing plan up front.

Yes, when configured correctly. Power Pages supports authentication through Microsoft Entra External ID and other identity providers, and access is enforced with table and column permissions and web roles on Dataverse. Getting this configuration right is exactly where a specialist matters — misconfigured portal permissions are the most common risk, so we treat security review as a core part of every build.

Power Pages and Dynamics 365 share the Dataverse data platform, so a portal reads and writes the same records your team works with in CRM — no duplicate database, no fragile sync. A customer updating a case in the portal updates the same case your service team sees in Dynamics 365.