PowerApps FAQ

Microsoft PowerApps is included with Southwest's existing Office 365 licensing agreement. Any employee of Southwest can use PowerApps.

Launching the PowerApps mobile player app offline. ... Determine when your app is online or offline or in a metered connection by using the Connection signal object. Leverage existing formulas such as LoadData and SaveData for basic data storage while offline.

PowerApps is designed to connect to SharePoint and Active Directory out of the box. If you require database connectivity with PowerApps, this will require additional licensing.

McKinsey research found that automation of 50-75% of tasks can lead to:

• 20-35% annual run-rate cost efficiencies
• reduction in straight-through process time of 50-60%
• a return on investments often in triple-digit percentages.

PowerApps is a suite of apps, services, connectors and data platform that provides a rapid application development environment to build custom apps for your business needs. ... Further, apps built using PowerApps have a responsive design, and can run seamlessly in browser or on mobile devices (phone or tablet)

Share an app

• Sign in to PowerApps, and then select Apps near the left edge.
• Select the app that you want to share by selecting its icon.
• In the banner, select Share.
• Specify by name or alias the users or security groups in Azure Active Directory with which you want to share the app.

No, it's not possible to share PowerApps with external users, but it is a planned feature that will be added soon. You can find out more here. Yes, it's possible to push/pull data from a SharePoint online list.

Generate an app from within SharePoint Online

1. In SharePoint Online, open a custom list, select PowerApps on the command bar, and then select Create an app.
2. In the panel that appears, type a name for your app, and then select Create.