From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Process maps; Power Apps Vibe; Custom pages; Default retry settings

In this review of the Power Platform blogs:

• Process maps as part of your plan: now generally available
• Build AI-powered apps in minutes with Power Apps Vibe: a complete guide (preview)
• Make fields required in your custom pages to prevent missing data
• Default retry settings in Power Automate

Process maps as part of your plan: now generally available

On the Microsoft Power Platform Blog, Dami Alajogun announced that process maps in Power Apps plans are now generally available. 

She noted that this new feature makes it easier to plan and understand solutions by letting makers see workflows directly inside their plans. 

Alajogun wrote that whether teams are creating a new app or improving an existing one, process maps help everyone agree on the steps, roles, and decisions before any development work starts.

In her blog post, Alajogun explained what you can do with process maps integrated into plans, why process maps matter for business solutions, and the business impacts of process maps.

Build AI-powered apps in minutes with Power Apps Vibe: a complete guide (preview)

Writing on the Inogic blog, Sam Kumar noted that if you’ve ever built an app with Microsoft Power Apps, you know it involves a lot of steps. The process works, but it can take time and feel complicated.