As a candidate for this exam, you aspire to understand how Microsoft Power Platform technologies can be used to: Develop tailored business solutions. Optimize your use of data by using Microsoft Dataverse and connectors. Accelerate business outcomes by using AI-powered solutions in Microsoft Power Apps. Automate business processes by using Microsoft Power Automate. Boost your productivity and create agents by using Copilot Studio. The exam is intended for you if you’re seeking to start your journey building solutions with Microsoft Power Platform. You can use this exam to prepare for role-based certifications, but it’s not a prerequisite for any of them.

To earn this Microsoft Applied Skills credential, learners demonstrate the ability to build computer vision solutions by using Azure AI Vision. Candidates for this credential should have a solid understanding of working with Azure AI Vision models, both prebuilt and custom, through Vision Studio and in code. They should also have experience programming in either Python or C#, be familiar with the Azure portal, and be comfortable provisioning Azure AI resources.

To earn this Microsoft Applied Skills credential, learners demonstrate the ability to develop generative AI solutions with Azure OpenAI Service. Candidates for this credential should be familiar with Azure services and have experience developing applications by using C# or Python.

To earn this Microsoft Applied Skills credential, learners demonstrate the ability to build model-driven apps by using Microsoft Power Apps. Candidates for this credential should be familiar with: Data modeling concepts in Microsoft Dataverse. The Power Apps maker portal.

To earn this Microsoft Applied Skills credential, learners demonstrate the ability to solve business problems by creating canvas apps with Microsoft Power Platform. Candidates for this credential should understand application development, writing formulas such as those in Excel, and creating, reading, updating, and deleting data.

To earn this Microsoft Applied Skills credential, learners demonstrate the ability to create custom agents with Microsoft Copilot Studio. Candidates for this credential should have experience with Copilot Studio, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Power Platform.

Candidates for this exam should have foundational knowledge of GitHub and its core features. This includes understanding Git, repositories, collaboration tools, project management, and modern development practices. The exam is designed for non-developers, developers, and all GitHub users seeking to improve their proficiency with GitHub fundamentals. EXAM SANDBOX Experience demo Experience the look and feel of the exam before taking it. You'll be able to interact with different question types in the same user interface you'll use during the exam. Launch the sandbox

Candidates for this exam should possess expertise in using GitHub Copilot to improve software development productivity, quality, and security. This includes responsible AI use, prompt engineering, Copilot features across various plans, and privacy safeguards. Candidates should also be familiar with GitHub fundamentals and have experience with one or more programming languages. EXAM SANDBOX Experience demo Experience the look and feel of the exam before taking it. You'll be able to interact with different question types in the same user interface you'll use during the exam. Launch the sandbox

As a candidate for this Microsoft Certification, you’re a professional developer or advanced builder who builds, extends, and integrates custom agents for enterprise-grade solutions. You typically work as an IT application developer, consultant, or independent software vendor (ISV) partner focused on creating scalable AI solutions for organizations or customers. For this exam, you should be familiar with Power Fx, Microsoft Dataverse, Microsoft Power Platform environments and components, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Foundry, and adaptive cards. You need intermediate knowledge of generative AI concepts, including models, orchestration, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), Model Context Protocol (MCP), Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, and more. You should also have experience with prompt engineering and with REST APIs and integration patterns. Additionally, you need experience configuring agents with basic knowledge sources, instructions, tools, and topics in Microsoft Copilot Studio. As a developer who works in Copilot Studio, you: Integrate agents with Microsoft Foundry. Integrate agents with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Integrate agents with custom connectors. Integrate agents with APIs. Integrate agents with Microsoft Fabric. Automate tasks with computer use. Integrate agents with connectors. You create: Multi-agent solutions. Agents with enterprise knowledge sources (such as ServiceNow, SAP, and others). Advanced agent topics and tools. Computer-using agents. Agents that perform advanced actions via APIs. You collaborate with Microsoft 365 administrators, Microsoft Power Platform administrators, Microsoft Copilot administrators, Copilot Studio agent builders, Copilot Studio administrators, Foundry administrators, agentic AI business solutions architects, and Copilot Studio architects. Tip Review the AB-620 study guide to help you prepare for the exam. Demo the exam experience by visiting our exam sandbox. The Practice Assessment for this exam is not currently available. Practice Assessments are usually available within 8 weeks of the exam being out of beta and generally available.