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Power Platform governance from scratch

Power Platform grows in your tenant whether you govern it or not. This path goes from what the tools are to environments, DLP, licensing, and a CoE.

For: M365 admins who just inherited Power Platform governance.

7 guides in this path

  1. 1
    What is Power Apps?What Power Apps is: each app type and what it's for, where Dataverse fits, what's really included with Microsoft 365, and when not to use it.
  2. 2
    What is Power Automate?What Power Automate is: cloud flows, desktop flows and RPA, what Microsoft 365 includes for free, and the governance that keeps it from becoming shadow IT.
  3. 3
    Dataverse explainedDataverse is Microsoft's relational database for the Power Platform. Here's what it does and when you actually need it.
  4. 4
    Power Platform environments and governanceEnvironments are the unit of isolation in Power Platform. Designing them well prevents most governance problems.
  5. 5
    Power Platform DLP policiesHow Power Platform DLP policies govern which connectors apps and flows can combine — for data protection at the platform layer.
  6. 6
    Power Platform licensing explainedThe Power Platform licensing model — what's free, what's premium, and how to plan for it.
  7. 7
    Power Platform Center of Excellence (CoE) ToolkitMicrosoft's free toolkit of apps and flows for governing Power Platform at scale.
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