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Power Page Sync Option for DevOps Pipelines
Suggested by Iain Walker – New – 1 Comments
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.
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Regarding the behavior of saving multi-select choice columns
Suggested by Nozomi Terao (Japan Concentrix KK) – New – 0 Comments
Currently, changes made to a multi-select column are not saved until another field within the same record is modified.
From the user’s perspective, this behavior appears as if their input has not been applied, which could potentially lead to input errors or data inconsistencies in business operations.
In light of this, we request an improvement so that changes to checkboxes in multi-select columns are saved immediately upon modification.
Our customer strongly expects this behavior to be improved to enhance user experience and input accuracy.
We kindly ask for your consideration.
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Checking the usage capacity for each user
Suggested by Kazunori Mori – New – 1 Comments
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.
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Request a feature to export user list for all environment in one click
Suggested by Ryan Dang – New – 0 Comments
Currently, if we want to export user list for an environment, we have to go inside the environment and export the data from table User. Customer would like to have function to export user list for all environment at once in Power Platform Admin Center. That will help to save time for Administrator in management process
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list the environment settings using API or Power Automate
Suggested by 竜輝 堤 – New – 0 Comments
There are various settings for each environment (such as collaboration, privacy, and security), but the only way to view them is to check them on UI.
Checking settings on UI is extremely time-consuming when there are multiple environments, so I'd like to be able to obtain all settings using an API or Power Automate connector.
The API on the following page cannot output all the necessary settings, so it would be ideal if it were expanded or a separate API were created.
https://learn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/rest/api/power-platform/environmentmanagement/environment-management-settings/list-environment-management-settings
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Expand VNet Virtual Data Gateways to Power Automate and Power Apps
Suggested by Kian Kashani – New – 1 Comments
You have introduced VNet data gateways, but only for Power BI and Datasets.
But in our tenant for example, all of our Azure resources are behind private endpoints for security, this locks out Power Platform completely as it has to communicate over public endpoints to our company Azure components.
Using something like VNet data gateways we can open up our Azure private network to Power Platform. So we can have our apps and flows communicate to things like Key Vault, SQL, etc that are behind private endpoints.
What is a virtual network (VNet) data gateway (Preview) | Microsoft Docs
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Dual-write - allow System Administrator to add a new table mapping
Suggested by Costin Boldisor-Buta – New – 1 Comments
According to the current documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/dual-write/dual-write-troubleshooting-dual-write-module#error-when-you-link-the-environment-for-dual-write-or-add-a-new-table-mapping), only the user who set up Dual-write initially is able to add a new table mapping. A system admin is only able to edit table mappings. This is poor user experience - admins are allowed to unlink the environments but they're not able to add a new mapping. There may be some technical reasons behind this but few user would consider it good design. Requesting to allow new table mappings to be added by users other than original admin. -
Make 'ExportPdfDocument' organisation request and 'exportPdf ' API action public
Suggested by Ben Walker – New – 2 Comments
Until recently, it has been possible to programmatically generate a PDF from a Word Template by either making a request like this OrganizationRequest("ExportPdfDocument"), or calling the exportPdf action. This latter method is publicly documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/sales-enterprise/developer/exportpdf-api Calls to this are now receiving the response: 'The private ExportPdfDocument request cannot be called from this plug-in because it has a different solution publisher.' and Microsoft support say that these methods, although publicly available, are only intended for private use by Microsoft. These methods were very useful and their withdrawal leave us with no supported way to programmatically generate PDF's from Word templates. Power Automate is an option, but not if customers want real-time generation of PDF's. Other customers require merging of several PDF's - again not possible using Power Automate. The only other alternative seems to be buying some 3rd party tool to do the conversion. Please re-instate this functionality and make it 'public' and support it. -
Able to handle more than 5000 views in App Designer
Suggested by MAYU YOKOYAMA – New – 0 Comments
When you valid some views for an app, you will use App Designer. However, if there are more than 5000 views in one Dynamics CRM environment, there are times some views you make them valid will automatically changed invalid, and not to see the views on the App. If App Designer can handle more than 5000 views, it will not happen, you make some views valid for the App, then you can see the views in the App (Dynamics CRM screen). 通常App Designer で実施したビューの有効化設定が保持され、各アプリから有効化されたViewが閲覧できる。 しかし、現在、環境内のViewが5000件以上の場合、App Designer で実施したビューの有効化設定が保持されない場合がある。 これにより有効化したはずのViewがDynamics CRMの特定のAPP上で見えなくなってしまう現象が発生している。 これを改善し5000件以上（10000件等）の数のViewの有効化設定が保持できるようにして頂きたい。 -
Allow administrators to disable or hide the Import button per table in Dataverse
Suggested by 洋紀 相原 – New – 0 Comments
Currently, in Dataverse environments (via make.powerapps.com), administrators cannot disable or hide the Import button on a per-table basis through configuration.
In certain scenarios, due to governance policies, data integrity requirements, or operational constraints, organizations may want to restrict the Import functionality for specific tables only. However, since the Import button is always visible and active, users may attempt to upload files to tables where importing should not be allowed, leading to confusion, failed operations, or unintended data issues.
We would like to request the ability for administrators to:
- Disable the Import button per table via configuration
- Hide the Import button for specific tables based on role or settings
- Optionally enforce validation earlier in the upload process to prevent unsupported imports
Providing per-table control over the Import functionality would improve governance, reduce user confusion, and enhance overall UX by preventing invalid actions before they occur.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
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