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AI-powered Development Check out the latest updates in this month’s Power Apps Pulse! This month we’re giving you tools to share plans with your project stakeholders, we’ve added a maker setting to tailor your authoring experience, and we want *your* feedback about User Defined Functions and User Defined Types! Take a look at these updates […]

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DLP (Data Loss Prevention) for Power Automate enables administrators to manage data access from both cloud and desktop Power Automate flows, as well as agent flows in Copilot Studio. Administrators configure Data policies to permit or restrict connectors and actions from being accessed by flows. We are thrilled to announce a series of recent enhancements […]

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Managing multiple websites across environments can be overwhelming, especially when trying to stay on top of expiring sites, performance gaps, and security configurations. This is where the Action Center in Power Pages Home comes in. It offers a streamlined, centralized experience to help makers and site owners take timely and effective action across environments. What […]

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We’re excited to announce the public preview of two powerful new capabilities in Microsoft Power Apps: Agent APIs and Agent response component.

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Taking another big step forward, Enhanced Component Properties (ECP) are now generally available (GA) and ready for your production workloads! ECPs are a great way to modularize and reuse your logic across an app, with the added bonus that ECPs can be shared across apps through a component library. Another popular way to reuse formulas, […]

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