Custom Business App with Image Capture

I'm in need of a skilled Power Apps developer to create a custom business application with the following features: - Image Capture and Upload: The primary function of the app is to allow users to take pictures using their device's camera. - Integration with OneDrive: The images taken should be uploaded directly to a specific folder in OneDrive. - 4 Different Upload Buttons: I'd like the app to have 4 distinct buttons, each triggering the camera function on the end user's phone for specific image captures. here's a complete step-by-step guide with all the necessary Power Fx code for implementing a camera feature where the camera is triggered by an "Upload" button for each document section. Step 1: Initialize the App Start by creating a new Canvas app from blank in Power Apps Studio. On the app’s OnStart property, initialize context variables that will control the visibility of the camera and determine which section is active. PowerApps Copy code UpdateContext({showCamera: false, currentSection: ""}) Step 2: Set Up User Interface Components Add text input controls for "First and Last Name". Label each text input appropriately. Step 3: Insert Camera Control Insert a Camera Control and set its Visible property to the showCamera variable. PowerApps Copy code Visible = showCamera Step 4: Implement Upload Buttons for Each Document Section You'll need separate buttons for each section: Notice of Assessment Upload Button PowerApps Copy code OnSelect = UpdateContext({showCamera: true, currentSection: "NoticeOfAssessment"}) Property Tax Assessment Notice Upload Button PowerApps Copy code OnSelect = UpdateContext({showCamera: true, currentSection: "PropertyTax"}) Oil Consumption Records Upload Button PowerApps Copy code OnSelect = UpdateContext({showCamera: true, currentSection: "OilRecords"}) Nova Scotia Power Bill Upload Button PowerApps Copy code OnSelect = UpdateContext({showCamera: true, currentSection: "PowerBill"}) Step 5: Add a Universal "Capture Photo" Button Insert a Button labeled "Capture Photo" next to the camera. Configure the button’s OnSelect property to capture the photo and store it in different collections based on the currentSection: PowerApps Copy code OnSelect = Switch(currentSection, "NoticeOfAssessment", Collect(NoticeOfAssessmentPhotos, [login to view URL]), "PropertyTax", Collect(PropertyTaxPhotos, [login to view URL]), "OilRecords", Collect(OilRecordsPhotos, [login to view URL]), "PowerBill", Collect(PowerBillPhotos, [login to view URL]) ); UpdateContext({showCamera: false}) Set the button's Visible property to the same showCamera: PowerApps Copy code Visible = showCamera Step 6: Display Captured Images Create galleries to display images for each section: Gallery for Notice of Assessment Photos PowerApps Copy code Items = NoticeOfAssessmentPhotos Gallery for Property Tax Photos PowerApps Copy code Items = PropertyTaxPhotos Gallery for Oil Records Photos PowerApps Copy code Items = OilRecordsPhotos Gallery for Power Bill Photos PowerApps Copy code Items = PowerBillPhotos Step 7: Add Submission and Data Handling Add a Submit Button to handle saving the data and images, typically to a backend like SharePoint or Dataverse. The specific code will depend on your backend setup. Step 8: Test and Deploy Test the app thoroughly across different scenarios and devices. Adjust based on feedback. Deploy the app within your organization.