Power Platform Governance and Administration

Hi Team,

Power platform administration is bit difficult if there is no option to get how many dataverse environments we have and its admins, checking manually also difficult, could you please check on this request.

Please provide a dashboard for monitoring the flow of moderated emails that have been escalated to a manager via an Exchange DLP policy. There is currently no way to view these messages that are pending approval if staff are on leave, absent, etc. This feature was present in the legacy governance portal.

Due to security controls in my organization, I am unable to set my Azure Key Vaults to allow all public network access (nor would I want to, if it was allowed). Due to this, I must maintain an extensive allow list of IP addresses that the Power Automate platform uses. This is not a sustainable practice, being that the list is hard to find and subject to change. It would be great if Power Automate could be made a "Trusted Microsoft Service" so I would not have to maintain this allow list of IPs. Alternatively, if Power Automate could work with the Key Vault team to make Key Vault work with service tags, that would also work.

When managing security roles for a specific user having a button to remove all security roles instead of needing to scroll down to uncheck each security role would be nice.

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

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.

Microsoft must send notifications before expiration of any Client IDs or any other type of subscriptions

I recently received a Power Platform Environment expiration email to my company account, which wasn't for my company's tenant.

However, there's no reference to which tenant or organisation it is for, in the email.

Working for a company the provides Dynamics and Power Platform support, to many clients, I have accounts and Environments in many tenants, some of which have my company email as the contact email.

With no way to tell which tenant the email was for, I'm going to have to work through all the tenants I have access to, where the Environment name might match the account I use - In this case it's a Developer Environment so is using my name, so at least I can rule out service and generic admin accounts. But still...

It would be very useful if the Environment expiration email included some form of reference back to the tenant and/or organisation that it's relevant to.