Power Platform Governance and Administration

CMK (customer managed key) support has been made available for Power Platform environments, and it is currently possible to use CMK to encrypt an environment by applying an Enterprise Policy to it.

However, this only works if the environment does not have any pre-existing flows in it. This effectively restricts using CMK only for brand new environments, do be encrypted before any solutions are imported or built into it. Encrypting solutions that have been in place for years already would require creating new environments, encrypting them and migrating the solutions and data from the current environments. This would be a resource-intensive undertaking, not to mention the risks of data loss and downtime for the services in question.

The CMK encryption process needs improvement to support also pre-existing flows in an environment, making it possible to encrypt environments that already have solutions in place.

When creating virtual tables using an SQL connection to the Serverless SQL Pool in Azure Synapse, there is a bug related to the primary key.

The table is created in Dataverse and includes a unique GUID and a primary field.

Retrieving multiple records works fine.

There is APIM bug when a specific record is selected.

Hello,

I'm submitting this idea based on support ticket#2311060040015896 where accidently power platform environment security group got removed for couple of hours and all users got synched to the impacted environment. Per current design from Microsoft, it doesn't allow us to delete disabled users in power platform environment when user is active in Microsoft Entra. Please refer to case for more info!

Thanks,

Bala

We are starting to release our Power Pages sites from a sandbox to a production environment using the new feature of adding a Power Pages site to a Solution file. We deploy using DevOps Pipelines so a solution file is exported and imported automatically for us, but then when we are updating a site we have to manually do a sync in Power Pages to see the changes on the site. To fully automate we need the Pipeline process to also perform a sync for us, have the option through a setting or a script like command in a json file.

Hello !

It's about the approvals using power automate flows. When you send an approuval to an internal User, he receive a mail with an form that he can fill in with his comments , ... External users don't have this functionnality. They received an mail with a redirection to the website of power automate.

The idea is both of them receive the mail with the form directly integrated. It's needed because it's way more user friendly.

Currently, Dataverse capacity is pooled across tenants, and there is no way to view capacity usage per user.

Due to the nature of the default environment used by all users, many customers will

1. Set the capacity that can be used throughout the company

2. Charge the user who caused the overage fee

Above he considers two options.

However, the current functionality does not allow his second option, so he has no choice but to choose the first option.

Capacity management will become even more convenient if you can check Dataverse usage for each user.

Between approximately 08:41 UTC on 30 August 2023 and 06:40 UTC on 1 September 2023 we experienced issues accessing or using Dataverse services.

During this outage we had sporadic messages in D365 Admin centre and accessing environments.

This caused unnecessary investigation as we recieved errors like ' environment not found' or the environment was visible but error messages when attempting to connect.

We recommend in this instance that there should be some redirect applied to an outage page which has a link to azure health status or Microsoft Service Health.

This would give users appropriate information that there is a microsoft outage, rather than going through unnecessary triage for our own network and infrastructure.

Better proactive comms and error message information would be more beneficial as we expect microsoft are monitoring the services and can advise when there are outages rather than rely on reactive measures.

Currently it's not possible to host CRM inside external website/ application iframe. It would be great if Microsoft can build a solution to host CRM inside external iframe so end users can access CRM contents from external website such as telephony service Twilio.

Currently, Microsoft 365 licensed users can create model-driven apps in the default environment.

Therefore, I would like to see a restriction so that Microsoft 365 licensed users cannot create model-driven apps in the default environment.

With this implemented, license usage will be normalized and companies will be able to eliminate checks and other tasks.

I’m working on a customer project where I need to be able to create a Planner task programmatically and then add a comment to the new task. (I’ve managed to do this with both Planner and Graph APIs), the problem is adding the comment to the task as it appears that the conversationThread is not created until the first comment is added to the Task manually. The conversationThread is needed to add a comment (via Graph). I would like to be able to set up the Task with all of the details required which includes comments without needing someone to first add a comment manually as I have approx 10,000 tasks to create.