powerplatform-samples

Power Platform Samples

Build something powerful. Share what you learn.

Discover apps, automations, agents, components, and solutions for Microsoft Power Platform, built and shared by the community. Find inspiration, learn from real examples, and turn someone else’s starting point into your next idea.

Explore the sample gallery | Get started | Contribute a sample

Better together

Great ideas grow when we share them. This collection brings together makers and developers who volunteer their experience, code, and creativity to help others build with Power Platform.

Whether you’re trying your first sample or sharing a solution you’ve built, you’re welcome here. Connect with the Copilot, Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community to learn from others, find new ideas, and meet the people behind the samples.

Get started with a sample

1. Find your inspiration. Browse the gallery by product, scenario, or contributor.
2. Understand the sample. Review its screenshots and README, including prerequisites, permissions, connectors, and licensing requirements.
3. Try it and make it yours. Follow the sample’s setup instructions in a development or test environment, explore the source, and adapt it to your needs.

The getting-started guide walks you through choosing and using a sample. Each sample’s README is the authoritative guide for its own setup.

Ask, learn, and connect

• Ask questions and join the discussion. The Power Platform Community forums are our primary place for product and how-to questions.
• Find your community. Visit the Copilot, Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community for learning opportunities, resources, and ways to get involved.
• Stay up to date. Join our community calls for the latest Copilot, Microsoft 365, and Power Platform topics, practical demos, and conversations with other makers. Download the recurring invites so you don’t miss a session.
• Share your experience live. Everyone is welcome to present. Request a community demo to show your sample and help others learn.

Find these opportunities together on the gallery’s Community page.

Watch and get inspired

• Microsoft Community Learning on YouTube: community call recordings, demos, and practical sessions.
• Microsoft Power Platform on YouTube: Power Platform product videos, tutorials, and updates.

Share what you learn

Your experience can be someone else’s starting point. Contributions of all sizes help the community:

• Share a useful sample or extend an existing one.
• Improve documentation, screenshots, and setup instructions.
• Report a reproducible sample bug or suggest an improvement.
• Present a demo and explain how you solved a real problem.

Start with the contribution guide for sample requirements and how to submit a pull request. Meet the people already sharing their work on the Contributors page.

Community contributor badge

The community contributor badge celebrates people who share their knowledge. Learn about community recognition and how you can take part.

Using community samples

Samples are shared as is by their contributors. Review each sample’s README and verify its environment, licensing, permissions, and data requirements before using or adapting it. Always test changes before using them in production.

Code of Conduct

This repository has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.

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