Most business processes break down before they can be automated because they live in spreadsheets, email chains, and informal workarounds. We fix that first. We build low-code applications on Microsoft Power Apps that give your processes the structure they need so automation can do its job.
Application development at Roborana is not a standalone service. It is what we do when the upstream problem needs solving before automation can work. The same team that builds the app builds the automation, so there are no handovers and no gaps between what the application captures and what the automation expects.
Excel files and email chains break under volume and complexity. A proper application enforces structure from the start, so every case arrives in the right format and nothing falls through the cracks.
Automation needs clean, consistent input to work reliably. A well-built application standardises what enters a process, which is often the single thing standing between a process and being automatable.
The Power Platform includes AI-assisted development tools that accelerate build time without compromising quality. More iterations, faster feedback loops, quicker time to value.
Building within the Power Platform means inheriting Microsoft's security, compliance, and governance controls. No custom infrastructure. No additional security review. IT stays in control.
The best application is the one that makes the right way to work the easy way to work. We design with end users in mind, so adoption is not a problem you deal with after go-live.
The applications we build do not stand alone. They connect to Power Automate flows and broader automation pipelines, so the structured data they capture can drive the next steps automatically.
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Microsoft Power Apps is our primary platform. We build two types of applications:
Canvas apps offer maximum design flexibility, ideal when the user experience needs to feel purpose-built for the task.
Model-driven apps suit process-heavy environments: approval flows, case management, multi-team workflows, connected naturally to Power Automate and Microsoft Dynamics.
Microsoft Power Platform ties it all together: Power Apps for the interface, Power Automate for the workflow, SharePoint for document management, all within one governed ecosystem.
Application projects grow when scope is not fixed early. We map the process before we design anything, so the decisions that usually cause scope creep, what to include, what to leave out, how to handle edge cases, get made deliberately rather than by accident. That discipline keeps delivery fast and the end result something people actually use.
We scope tightly. The best application does exactly what it needs to and no more. We map the process first, then define the simplest application that fixes the upstream problem and unlocks what comes next.
Short build cycles, continuous user validation, and AI-assisted development within the Power Platform. What lands in production is something people actually want to use.
We support rollout and train end users through the switch from the old way of working to the new one. That handover period is where most application projects fail. We do not leave it to chance.
A selection of clients we have helped replace informal tools with applications that actually support their processes.
Low-code app development uses visual, platform-based tools like Microsoft Power Apps to build applications without traditional coding. It is faster than custom development, and because it operates within an enterprise platform, governance and security come built in.
Canvas apps start from a blank screen and give you full control over layout and design. Model-driven apps are built around a data model and process, with built-in support for forms, views, and workflow steps. For processes with multiple stages and teams involved, model-driven is usually the stronger choice.
No. We often build applications to replace something that already exists informally, like an Excel file or an email-based process. The goal is to give that process proper structure so it can be automated reliably. Most of our application work happens in the context of a broader automation project.
“We simplify your business.”
