JP Lovett.

Power Platform apps and flows for small teams

I'm JP Lovett. I help teams that already pay for Microsoft 365 turn spreadsheets, email chains and paper forms into Power Apps, Power Automate flows and Planner plans they can rely on. You deal with me directly, from the first call to the day your team runs it on their own.

What I do

For teams already paying for Microsoft 365 who are still running on spreadsheets, email and paper. Most Microsoft 365 business plans already include Power Apps and Power Automate for apps and flows built on SharePoint, Outlook, Teams and other standard connectors, so you may already be paying for what you need.

Power Apps

Forms and small apps that work on a phone or a computer.

  • Requests, sign-ups and inspections filled in on the spot
  • One place to look things up instead of five spreadsheets
  • Built on SharePoint lists or Dataverse, inside your Microsoft 365

Power Automate

Flows that do the routine steps so nobody has to remember them.

  • Approvals that ask, remind and keep the record
  • Moving information between Outlook, Teams, SharePoint and Excel
  • Reports and reminders sent on a schedule

Power Pages

A website that works with your Microsoft 365 data.

  • Forms for customers or members that land straight in your lists
  • Sign-in pages where people see only their own records

Planner Premium

Projects and tasks the whole team can see in one place.

  • Plans with dates, dependencies and who's on what
  • Set up for how your team actually works, then handed over

How a project goes

  1. We talk

    Tell me what's slowing your team down and where the work lives today.

  2. I write it up

    A short plan: what I'll build, what it will cost and when it'll be ready.

  3. I build, you try it

    You see it early and often. Changes along the way are part of the job.

  4. You take it over

    It lives in your Microsoft 365, with plain-English instructions, and me when you need a hand.

Already a client?

Send me an email with what you'd like changed. It helps to include:

  • the name of the app, flow or plan
  • what it does now and what it should do instead
  • a screenshot, if it's easier to show than describe

I'll write back to say when it will be done.

Email a change request

Tell me about your project

A few sentences is plenty: who you are, what you need, and roughly when.