Venture & Operations GroupRun a safe representative state simulation of the operational logic Krste implemented in a corporate role.
The original operating logic was implemented; this public interaction is a protected demonstration, while any broader GEVON product remains a separate pilot.
Live teams needed dependable calling, movement and receiving without working from separate versions of participant state.
Role-specific Power Apps screens, Microsoft Lists shared state, controlled Power Automate updates and Power BI operational visibility.
The original operating logic was implemented; this public interaction is a protected demonstration, while any broader GEVON product remains a separate pilot.
Controllers and receivers needed to see the same participant state under event pressure.
The operating model prioritised state clarity over a complex all-purpose dashboard.
Lists held state, Power Apps served the operators, Power Automate controlled updates and Power BI provided visibility.
The simulation below uses representative identifiers and remains separate from the maturity of any future product pilot.
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The controller sees the sequence and triggers the next controlled movement.
The handoff begins from one authorised action.
The interaction uses representative data and never touches the protected source system.
The original Microsoft 365 operating logic was implemented. This interaction is a safe demonstration, not the live organisation system.
The controller sees the sequence and triggers the next controlled movement. The handoff begins from one authorised action.
The receiving screen exposes the active participant and required next action. The receiver does not need to interpret the entire queue.
Operational visibility reflects shared state without exposing protected original records. Managers can understand the event flow.
An implemented two-point calling and movement-control system built by Krste with Microsoft Lists, Power Apps, Power Automate and Power BI. A broader event-operations product remains a separate validation pilot.
