Power Platform Governance and Administration

Currently, there is no functionality in the Power Platform admin center that allows you to extract only environments that were created with "Enable Dynamics 365 apps" turned on.

Having this functionality will improve user convenience.

When a PowerApps managed application is installed from appsource in a customer's tenant, the solution remains uneditable and protected.

But when in dataverse (in the customer's tenant where the managed solution has been installed), an unmanaged solution is created and the managed application installed from appsource is included in this solution, then the managed solution becomes editable and all the code is accessible.

At this point, the solution can be exported and duplicated, losing the intellectual property protection.

From the point of view of an ISV developer, it is necessary that the managed application always remains protected, not being editable or exportable.

The current implementation of IP Cookie Binding is VERY disruptive to end users. There are a number of activities normal users take that will trigger the IP Cookie Binding workflow. When this happens the user experience is intrusive and disruptive. It forces a user to log out and in some cases shows a "classic" error message that "scares" the user. In other cases we have found users end up in a loop of logins.

We have opened a Ticket and the result was the current experience is by design. Below are some specific things we would like to see:

1. The user doesn't need to sign back in. If they have a valid session, simply clear the old cookie and create a new one.
2. If the user needs to sign back in they do not receive a classic error message.
3. The warning the user gets is helpful to the end user to understand why they might have received the message.

Currently, there is a function to check the security score for the entire organization, but there is no function to check the security score for each environment group.

Being able to check the security score for each environment group will allow you to manage each environment more efficiently.

Could you please add English (Australia) to Dynamics 365 to have to continue changing the spelling of words in the environment is time consuming.

Currently, there is a function to check the security score for the entire organization, but there is no function to check the security score for each environment.

Being able to check the security score for each environment will allow for more efficient management of each environment.

There is a bug in dataverse when configuring option sets to allow for multiple selection. TLDR: a simple semicolon will break your field!

Currently:

• I (a system administrator) can add a semicolon character in the label for an option set value.
• I can save/ publish the option set field and add it to a form in my application.
• When a user interacts with the option set in the application, they are unable to select the value with the semicolon in the label.

As an application user, it is unclear to me why I cannot select this value. As a system administrator, it is similarly unclear to me what I did wrong in configuring this field. After opening a support ticket, Microsoft confirmed that they can reproduce the issue but that it is operating by design.

Request:

• A user can not add a semicolon to an option set value label and is presented with a helpful error message if they do.
• A user is prevented from save/ publish of the option set if a semicolon is included in a label.
• The character restrictions of option set labels are published on Microsoft's publicly available documentation.

We have more than 10k+ Power Platform Environments in our Production Tenant. There is a need to identify environments where Dynamics365 Apps are enabled for various projects , but looks like there is no OOB / automated way to get those details. So, identify a way through which we can get the list of Power Platform Environments where Dynamics365 Apps are enabled

I would like to request more robust error logging when dealing with permission issues in Power Pages. Users are presented with a generic error that they do not have permission to make the change but even with Dev tools and Azure logging there is no way to know the table or permissions that are presenting the error.

This will only lead to immense frustration in the product from end users and administrators.

In our case a simple Append to a related table needed to be added. This would have been present in CE and could have been solved in minutes compared to hours.

Currently, in GCC, there is no export functionality for Dataverse tables. I understand that the commercial cloud has this feature. Please implement it for Government Cloud users as well.