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Suggestions for Security Roles Update - with the new UI
As we are now forced to use the new UI to update security roles, I’ve encountered a few challenges that I believe, if addressed, could significantly enhance the user experience:
- Bulk Updates for Security Roles: The current process for updating security roles can be time-consuming, especially when needing to make changes to multiple roles. Could you consider implementing a feature that allows for easier bulk updates? This would greatly improve efficiency, particularly for organizations that need to manage a large number of security roles.
- Increase the Viewable Rows: The new UI currently displays only four rows at a time, which limits visibility and makes it difficult to get an overview of the settings. Extending the view to show more rows would be a significant improvement, allowing users to see more data without needing to scroll as frequently.
- Optimize View Width: The current width of the permission settings view often requires horizontal scrolling, which can be cumbersome. Reducing the width of the view or allowing for more flexible resizing options would help ensure that all relevant information is visible at a glance, without the need for excessive scrolling.
I believe these enhancements would make the interface more user-friendly and efficient for those of us who regularly manage security roles.
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Add Logo/Image Support to Brand Profiles in Customer Insights – Journeys
Hi Microsoft team,
I’d like to propose an enhancement to the Brand profiles functionality in Customer Insights – Journeys.
Currently, Brand profiles allow for configuring elements like sender details, theme, and social media links, but there’s no option to upload a logo or standard image. This feels like a major gap — especially since the visual theme can already be previewed directly in the brand profile setup.
Logos are a core part of brand identity, and many organizations use them consistently across all communications. Being able to assign a logo (or a standard image like a header) directly to the Brand profile would:
- Improve consistency across marketing assets
- Reduce manual work in adding the same image to every brand-specific email
- Make full use of the existing visual preview feature by showing how logos interact with brand colors and layout
- Better support multi-brand setups within the same environment
It would make a lot of sense to align Brand profiles with real-world brand identity standards — and an image field would be a simple but powerful addition to achieve this.
Thanks for considering this improvement!
Best regards,
Cristina