Power Automate & RPA Consulting

Cloud flows for business process automation, desktop flows for legacy system RPA, and AI Builder for intelligent document processing.

Solzet designs and builds Microsoft Power Automate solutions that automate repetitive business processes — from simple approval workflows to complex multi-system orchestrations involving Dynamics 365, SharePoint, SQL Server, third-party APIs, and legacy desktop applications. Our Power Automate consulting covers cloud flows (triggered by events in Dataverse, emails, forms, or schedules), desktop flows (UI-based RPA for applications without APIs), and AI Builder integration (form processing, object detection, text classification). Based in Yerevan, Armenia, we deliver remotely to mid-market companies and Microsoft partners across Europe on B2B contracts. Every automation we build includes error handling, monitoring, and documentation.

What types of Power Automate flows does Solzet build?

We build three categories of Power Automate flows. Cloud flows: event-driven or scheduled automations that run in the Microsoft cloud. Common examples include lead qualification workflows (new lead in D365 → enrich data via API → assign to sales rep → send Teams notification), document approval chains (SharePoint upload → manager approval → signature → archive), and data synchronization between systems (ERP to CRM nightly sync, form submissions to Dataverse). Desktop flows: UI-based RPA scripts that automate interactions with legacy Windows applications — clicking buttons, filling forms, extracting screen data, and passing it to cloud flows. We use Power Automate Desktop's recorder plus manual scripting for resilience. AI Builder flows: intelligent automations that use pre-built or custom AI models — invoice processing, receipt scanning, sentiment analysis of customer emails, and document classification.

How does Power Automate compare to UiPath or other RPA tools?

Power Automate's key advantage is native integration with the Microsoft ecosystem — Dynamics 365, SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Dataverse, and Azure services all have first-party connectors that require zero custom integration work. For organizations already invested in Microsoft 365 and Power Platform, this reduces total cost of ownership significantly. UiPath, Automation Anywhere, and Blue Prism offer more advanced enterprise RPA capabilities — attended/unattended bot orchestration, computer vision-based automation, and cross-platform desktop automation. Solzet recommends Power Automate when your automation landscape is primarily Microsoft-centric and your RPA needs are moderate. For heavy RPA scenarios (hundreds of bots, non-Windows systems, mainframe automation), we can advise on the right tool even if it is not Power Automate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a quote for a Power Automate project?+

Contact us with your project requirements and we'll provide a detailed proposal within 5 business days. We offer fixed-price, time-and-materials, and dedicated resource engagement models tailored to your budget and timeline.

What Power Automate licenses do I need?+

Microsoft offers Power Automate per-user plans (standard connectors included with Microsoft 365, premium connectors require the Power Automate Premium license) and per-flow plans for organization-wide automations. Desktop flows (RPA) require the Power Automate Premium or Power Automate Process license. AI Builder requires add-on credits. Solzet helps you right-size licensing to avoid overspending.

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