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Effective September 12, 2023 in preview and effective November 1, 2023 generally available is auto-claiming for Microsoft Power Apps licenses. This feature enables IT administrators to set up policies that automatically assign Power Apps Premium licenses to users when they launch an app that needs them. Key Benefits Automatic
Since May 9, 2023, makers can now proactively request Power Apps premium licenses for their app users. The term “makers” refers to the individuals who create and develop applications using Power Apps. Requesting Licenses as a Maker To request licenses, makers can access the option during the app share
Effective March 20, 2023, Power Apps users can now directly request a license from their admin through the product itself. This new feature provides an additional option to users who require a license to run an app, along with the existing “buy a license” and “start a trial” options. IT
Effective April 1, 2023, the Power Apps portals admin center is deprecated and will no longer be available as of June 2023. As a replacement, please use the new Power Pages admin hub in the Power Platform admin center. Please contact us for free expert consultancy on your specific Microsoft
Announced March 6, 2023, Azure OpenAI Service will be integrated into Microsoft AI Builder, and is currently in preview. Azure OpenAI Service enables users to use a new low-code generative AI model and templates within Microsoft Power Automate and Microsoft Power Apps. AI Builder is integrated in Microsoft Power Platform
Effective April 1, 2022, the Microsoft Power Apps per app plan product family for all segments is no longer available. A simplified licensing model, Microsoft Power Apps pay-as-you-go, was introduced previously. With the Microsoft Power Apps per App plan, you run one app or portal per user, stacking licenses for
Effective November 2, 2021, pay-as-you-go pricing is available for Microsoft Power Apps. Customers now have the option to purchase the Power Apps per App plan with an Azure Subscription. The Power Apps per App pay-as-you-go plan introduces the flexibility for customers to pay for Power Apps based on usage –
Effective October 1, 2021, licensing changes for Microsoft Power Apps take place. Both the prices for the Power Apps per user plan and the Power Apps per app plan are being reduced by 50%. These plans are available through SCHNEIDER IT MANAGEMENT as your Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), Volume Licensing
Microsoft announced that, effective October 1, 2019, they will offer the following standalone plans: Microsoft PowerApps per App and Microsoft Flow per Business Process. Microsoft PowerApps per App will allow individual users to run applications for a specific business scenario, while Microsoft Flow per Business Process will enable critical business
From February to April 2024, Microsoft has introduced a variety of new frontline worker licenses. Most of them are Microsoft Intune-related. These join the additions from January 2024. New Frontline Worker licenses All new additions are licensed as User Subscription Licenses (USL). Hence, each user accessing these services or
Effective April 1, 2024, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium is available. It gives new demand planning capabilities for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management powered by Copilot. What is Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium? Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium is a version of Microsoft
On December 11, 2023, VMware was acquired by Broadcom. With this, major changes in licensing were made. VMware has reduced the number of offerings and has transitioned their bundles to subscriptions. In this article, we want to give you an overview of the new licensing models of VMware. Also, find
