From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Single-page apps; Customer service agents; Track time and cost savings; Command button

In this review of the Power Platform blogs: 

• Build modern single-page applications in Power Pages (preview)
• Let your custom agent search knowledge articles in Dynamics 365
• Track time and cost savings with Power Automate’s new “savings” (preview) feature
• Run Power Automate from command button

Build modern single-page applications in Power Pages (preview)

On the Microsoft Power Platform Blog, Neeraj Nandwana wrote that Power Pages now supports single-page applications, making it easier for developers to build fast, modern websites. 

He noted that with this update, you can use React and other component-based tools to create dynamic user experiences right inside Power Pages. 

He stated that you can also take advantage of AI tools, including GitHub Copilot, to speed up your coding. He pointed out that this makes it easier to build advanced, customized sites while still keeping the strong security and scalability that Power Pages is known for.

Nandwana explained that Power Pages now lets developers build and launch full single-page applications using a code-first approach. He reviewed some of the benefits and provided information about the features and benefits of this update.

Let your custom agent search knowledge articles in Dynamics 365

Writing on her blog, Dian Taylor noted that it would be great if your custom agent could do more than just answer questions. 

For example, imagine if it could actually solve customer issues without the customer having to talk to a live agent or dig through help articles on their own, she stated. Taylor wrote that by connecting your …