Power Platform Certification Backend Build
Budget: $25 – $50 CAD
I need a Microsoft Power Platform specialist to stand up the entire staff-facing side of our new professional certification management system. Your first task will be the Dataverse foundation: more than fifty entities with relationships, business rules, calculated and roll-up fields, option sets, and system-wide configuration tables. The ‘Applicants’ and ‘Certifications’ areas are the immediate priority, so they must be production-ready before we move on to the remaining tables (Applications, Exams, Providers, Courses, PEDC cases, and so on). Robust security roles for several staff user types are also essential.
Once the data model is in place, you will create model-driven apps that let our internal team run certification operations end to end. The most critical module is the Application Review & Approval screen set, but the finished solution should also cover document verification, exam authorisation and result capture, CE transcript checks, and the various recertification, reinstatement, inactive, and emeritus workflows.
Front-end candidate and member portals are being handled by a separate developer, so your focus stays squarely on Dataverse and model-driven experiences—no canvas apps or website work required.
If you have deep, demonstrable experience delivering complex Power Apps and Dataverse backends, I’d love to see examples of similar builds and hear how you would approach this one.
Once the data model is in place, you will create model-driven apps that let our internal team run certification operations end to end. The most critical module is the Application Review & Approval screen set, but the finished solution should also cover document verification, exam authorisation and result capture, CE transcript checks, and the various recertification, reinstatement, inactive, and emeritus workflows.
Front-end candidate and member portals are being handled by a separate developer, so your focus stays squarely on Dataverse and model-driven experiences—no canvas apps or website work required.
If you have deep, demonstrable experience delivering complex Power Apps and Dataverse backends, I’d love to see examples of similar builds and hear how you would approach this one.