A common pattern: a portal was built in a maker session, then edited directly in production for years. Nobody is sure what changed, and every release is a risk.
What good ALM looks like
- The site, the solution and the flows live in a DevOps repo.
- A pipeline packs the build and imports it into test, then production.
- A production change waits for your approval.
- Your own IT can continue from any commit.
Why it matters more now
With single-page app support in Power Pages, the front end is real code deployed with the Power Platform CLI. That makes source control and pipelines the natural way to work, and it’s also what lets AI write much of the volume safely: everything is reviewed and approved before it ships.
What you keep
When the engagement ends you have the repo, the pipeline and the solution, all in your tenant.
Background: Microsoft’s Breaking the Shackles of Legacy Portals: Power Pages as Enterprise SaaS (April 2026) describes the approach we follow.
Talk it through with us
The first conversation is free. No deck, no commitment, and we’ll turn over your NDA within one day. We build in your Microsoft tenant, on your licenses, and you keep the code.
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