A company has a Power Platform environment that connects to a third-party marketing application.

A: With advanced data preparation available in Power Apps, you can create a collection of data called a dataflow, which you can then use to connect with business data from various sources, clean the data, transform it, and then load it to Microsoft Dataverse or your organization’s Azure Data Lake Gen2 storage account.

B: By combining conditions and actions, you can do any of the following with business rules:

Set column values

Clear column values

Set column requirement levels

Show or hide columns

Enable or disable columns

Validate data and show error messages

Create business recommendations based on business intelligence.

C: Duplicate detection works by comparing generated match codes of existing records with each new record being created. These match codes are created as each new record is created. Therefore, there is potential for one or more duplicate records to be created if they are processed at the exact same moment. In addition to detecting duplicates as they are created, you should schedule duplicate detection jobs to check for other potential duplicate records.