We are pleased to announce that you can now delete and remove users with a disabled status in Power Platform. The rollout of this feature preview has already begun and is expected to be available globally by the end of December 2022.
Starting in January 2023, administrators will be able to restrict environment creation for Developer environments through Power Platform admin center. Previously, the only way to restrict environment creation was through PowerShell. For more information on this feature, please refer to this documentation.
We are pleased to announce that you can now delete and remove users with a disabled status in Power Platform. The rollout of this feature preview has already begun and is expected to be available globally by the end of December 2022.
We have maintenance planned for the Power Platform admin center. Maintenance window start: 3 December 2022, 16:00 UTC Maintenance window end: 4 December 2022, 00:00 UTC
Microsoft Power Platform will begin relying on a new cloud service dependency called Power Platform API. This is updated in our documentation available at Power Platform URLs and IP address ranges. The Power Apps End-user and Maker experiences, as well as Power Platform admin center experiences, will leverage this new API internally, as will more …
As previously announced in MC415083 (August ’22), the Microsoft Power Platform is introducing a cleanup mechanism that will automatically remove inactive Dataverse for Teams environments from your tenant. Dataverse for Teams environments will be first disabled after being inactive for 90 days, the environment will then be deleted after 30 days of being disabled if …
We are excited to announce that Managed Environments for Power Platform is now available in public clouds. Managed Environments offer a set of enhanced governance capabilities that will simplify, automate, and streamline IT administration of the Power Platform at scale.
We have maintenance planned for the Power Platform admin center and Lifecycle Services, which will impact the creation of support cases during the maintenance window, as we perform infrastructure changes. Maintenance window start: 8 October 2022, 15:00 UTC Maintenance window end: 8 October 2022, 23:00 UTC
We are excited to announce that early access updates for the 2022 release wave 2 for Dynamics 365 and industry clouds and Microsoft Power Platform will be available starting on August 1st, 2022.
We have maintenance planned for the Power Platform Admin Center and Lifecycle Services, which will impact the creation of support cases during the maintenance window, as we perform infrastructure changes. Maintenance window start: 16 July 2022, 17:00 UTC Maintenance window end: 16 July 2022, 17:30 UTC
We have published the 2022 release wave 2 plans for Dynamics 365 and Industry Solutions and Microsoft Power Platform which is a compilation of new capabilities that will be released between October 2022 through March 2023. The new features and enhancements provide you with significant capabilities to help transform your business using our applications.
We are excited to announce the preview of Managed Environments for Power Platform. Managed Environments offer a set of enhanced governance capabilities that will simplify, automate, and streamline IT administration of the Power Platform at scale.
We are announcing the availability of a modern experience to create and manage Column Security Profiles (formerly Field Security Profiles) in Power Platform admin center (PPAC).
The Power BI service gives you the option to Hide items from the different sections of your Home canvas: Favorites + frequents, Featured, Recents, Shared with me, and My apps. While giving you the ability to add your previously hidden content back to your Power BI Homepage at any time. Support for the above will …
We previously announced a feature that would allow administrators to update predefined Dataverse security roles’ privileges and imported Solution security role’s privileges, and the changes are retained. This announcement was communicated under Message Center post MC391928.
