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Automation
Useful when an integration needs explicit field mapping or several paths.
SaaS starters and templates
Compare it if you want a paid starter with team accounts and are willing to maintain the code and connected services.
Marketplace platforms
Consider it once you have a marketplace design and need to evaluate how seller verification and bank payouts will work.
UI libraries
Use it when a screen needs several controls that should look related, such as a settings form inside a dialog.
Automation
Useful when the job calls for reviewing notes or producing a draft from a small set of inputs.
Maps and location
Consider it when the map is a core part of browsing several places and you need control over what the map highlights.
Maps and location
Consider it when you want to choose who supplies the map data and can maintain that setup separately from the page.
Feedback
Use it when someone can point at a broken control and your team needs to see the exact page and circumstances.
Agent frameworks
Consider it if you build in TypeScript and a workflow needs to wait for a person or continue after the original session ends.
UI libraries
Useful when a React app needs ready-made controls with a shared visual theme.
Analytics
Consider it when you need traffic reports and want a choice about who runs the server that stores the underlying visits.
Customer research
Consider it when you have a clickable Figma prototype and want to see whether people can finish a task across several screens.
MCP integrations
Use it when you are building a connection and want to understand what the client sees before adding it to your app.
MCP integrations
Consider them if you have development help and want a small, purpose-built connection to your own data.
Marketplace platforms
Consider it if you have development help and need marketplace rules beyond the setup in a ready-made seller portal.
Site and app search
Consider it for a catalog or help center where visitors might use slightly different spelling, or for an app that can enforce who sees each result.
Embedded integrations
Consider it when several customers want the same feature from different systems, such as importing a contact list from the CRM each customer uses.
Paid acquisition
Consider it if a short visual or message can demonstrate what your app does and you can check what people do after seeing it.
Social distribution
It fits when you need one calendar for several social profiles and someone can take over the posts that require a phone.
Business email
Useful if you want a company inbox alongside Microsoft’s work apps, or you need several people to reply from one address.
Paid acquisition
Use it when you want to buy search traffic for an owned landing page and can define what a useful visitor does next.
Hosting
Consider Linux App Service when your app already starts as a supported web process and you want a managed runtime with an optional staging slot.
Scheduling
Consider it if your team already works in Microsoft 365 and needs a booking page tied to staff availability.
Analytics
For a website where a dashboard shows a drop-off and you want to inspect the screen people were using.