Every business has those clunky processes that eat time and frustrate teams. Spreadsheets passed around like hot potatoes. Approval requests stuck in email chains. Data that lives in ten different places.
On 3 October 2025, Warp is hosting an App in a Day Workshop that shows you how to fix those problems yourself using the Microsoft Power Platform. In one day, you’ll learn how to design, build and launch a working business app without writing a single line of code.
Why this workshop matters
This workshop gives you the practical skills to start using Microsoft Power Platform tools immediately. You will leave with an app you created and the confidence to build more. With Power Apps you can build apps that connect people and data. With Power Automate you can streamline approvals, reminders and workflows. With Dataverse you can keep your data secure and structured.
What you’ll learn in a day
Here’s what we’ll cover together:
- How to build custom business apps with Power Apps
- How to connect apps to Dataverse and manage your data
- How to add automation using Power Automate
- How to share and scale your app inside your organisation
It’s a hands-on day where you’ll be building from the start. You will see how quickly ideas turn into working apps that solve real problems.
Who should join
This workshop is designed for business leaders, project managers, analysts and anyone who wants to make work easier. You don’t need coding experience. If you understand your processes, you can turn them into apps.
It’s ideal if you are:
- Leading a team and want faster solutions
- Swamped with manual tasks and spreadsheets
- Curious about low-code app development and the Microsoft Power Platform
- Looking for practical training in Power Apps and Power Automate
Join us on 3 October 2025
Warp’s App in a Day Workshop is your chance to see how low code can transform the way you work. It is fast, practical and designed to give you real results from day one.
Seats are limited so don’t wait. Register now and start building the apps your business needs
