Saki Tokaji

When creating an app with Dataverse for Teams, "Created By" and "GUID" are not available as standard columns in the table columns in Common Data Services Default Solution.

Like tables in model-driven apps, "author" and "GUID" appear as standard columns in table columns created with Dataverse for Teams, improving user convenience.

Currently, you have to change it to "System then Personal" for each table in [Manage and Share Views].If we could change the default to "System then Personal" for all tables, it would lead to improved convenience for users.

Currently, you have to change it to "System then Personal" for each table in [Manage and Share Views].If we could change the default to "System then Personal" for all tables, it would lead to improved convenience for users.

Currently, in model-driven apps, if the form layout is set to 3 columns, the 1-column section added below cannot be set as a section across the layout.

Being able to freely edit the width and placement of single-column sections will improve user convenience.

Changing security roles requires system administrator privileges.

・Authority to change departments

・Team change authority

・Permission to change security roles

System administrator privileges are too powerful to create a security role with such limited privileges.

Being able to flexibly manage the operational privileges of security roles will improve user convenience.

Right now, the maximum length of the primary column can only be changed after the table is created.

It would be more convenient for users if the table could be pre-configured to reflect the maximum length desired by the user, even during automatic table creation.

On the Customer Insights - Journery > Email > Insights > View Details screen, the order of the columns cannot be changed.

It would improve user convenience to be able to display the columns in the user's desired column and order.

If users can freely edit the items on the screen that appears after proceeding from the email form screen to Conversion to case management, it will enhance user convenience.

Some companies and users may require that AI-related features, including Copilot, should not be displayed or have buttons on the UI. Currently, in Power Apps, it is not possible to hide the Copilot tab in [?] - [Support]. Therefore, improving the convenience by allowing users to choose not to display the Copilot tab, similar to Power Platform and Power Automate apps, would be beneficial.