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Microsoft Power Pages: Low-Code External Websites for Australian Organisations

Microsoft Power Pages enables AU mid-market organisations to build and deploy low-code, data-driven websites and portals, often leveraging data stored within Dataverse.

Last reviewed 23 May 2026

What Power Pages does

Power Pages provides a low-code environment for building external-facing websites. These sites are typically backed by Microsoft Dataverse, allowing organisations to surface data and functionality to customers, partners, or citizens. Key components include web roles for managing user access, a robust security model, and pre-built templates to accelerate development. Common applications include intake forms, status portals for tracking requests, and knowledge bases.

Power Pages in Australian tenants today

For AU mid-market organisations lacking extensive development resources, Power Pages offers a viable alternative to custom web development. The licensing model, based on authenticated user count and anonymous capacity, requires careful planning to optimise costs. Organisations should consider Power Pages alongside options like custom development teams or platforms such as Webflow or Wix, particularly when integrating with systems outside of the Microsoft ecosystem. Compliance with the Privacy Act 2024 and considerations around APRA CPS 234 are relevant when handling personal information through Power Pages portals.

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