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Get 6 free months of select Microsoft Power Platform solutions to support COVID-19 responses

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Microsoft is offering free subscription to its Power Platform for 6 months. Respond quickly to changing organizational needs due to COVID-19 by quickly building business apps using PowerApps, Power Automate and CDS. Available to healthcare, governments, nonprofits, and educators free of charge for six months.*

Power Apps

Quickly build and share custom, low-code applications.

Includes:

  • Up to 1,000 seats

Power Automate

Streamline repetitive tasks and processes.

Includes:

  • Up to 100 seats

Power Apps portals

Offer external users secure access to your applications.

Includes:

  • Up to 50,000 views
  • Up to 20,000 logins

Power Virtual Agents

Quickly build intelligent chatbots without having to code.

Includes:

  • Up to 200,000 sessions

*For use only with COVID-19 response-related scenarios for healthcare, government, nonprofit, and education sectors. Cannot be applied to existing subscriptions. Further use beyond the six-month period requires a paid subscription.

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