The Microsoft Power Platform and education teams partnered with Purdue University to create a Power Platform solution template for tracking the financial impact related to COVID-19 that could also be used to track the impact of any crises or disruption, and we’re making this solution available to other institutions.
» Read more You can retain the data, apps, and other resources from a Trial environment which expires in 30 days and import it in another environment.
» Read more On CDS database being provisioned, we used to install a CDS Management package on the database (instance). With much deeper integration between PowerApps and Dynamics 365, we now don’t need this additional package and everything comes out of the box.
» Read more You can now provision a database in an environment in a region other than your AAD home location & in an individual environment (which you get with PowerApps Community Plan).
» Read more PowerApps Preview program is a way to get early access to the upcoming functionalities and updates. All you need to do is to create an environment in Preview region, and you will get early access to the functionalities. With the Preview Program, not only you can try out and learn about the upcoming functionalities, but also validate your apps to be working fine with the latest updates.
» Read more Create database with the latest version of the Common Data Service to leverage all the new exciting functionalities available with the update.
» Read more Last month, we added a capability for IT admins to get visibility on the apps by downloading the list of apps built in their organization. With the launch of the ‘App Resources List,’ admin will now be able to manage their organization’s app from the PowerApps admin center.
» Read more As an environment admin, you can now download a list of apps being created in the environment from the PowerApps admin center. If you are an Office 365 Global admin or an Azure Active Directory tenant admin, you can download the list of apps for all the environments in your organization. The list contains the app name, the creator of the app, the connector that the app uses to connect to the data source, and other information.
» Read more No auto-updates for apps you’ve built and published
» Read more PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Office 365 Enterprise K1 plan
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