This feature introduces new commands to the pac pages CLI for directly managing Power Pages sites. These enhancements help developers be more productive and make operational workflows simpler.

Key capabilities include:

1. Create a new site with pac pages create-site. You can also add a website record ID to create a site from an existing configuration.
2. Delete a site with pac pages delete-site.

When we release this feature, you can use these capabilities for site creation and deletion in Azure DevOps tasks and GitHub Actions. This setup lets you automate tasks in your CI/CD pipelines.

• GitHub Actions
• Azure DevOps Tasks

As part of this feature, Power Pages includes integrated code security scanning capabilities. Professional developers get a powerful tool to proactively identify and fix potential vulnerabilities within their applications. This built-in functionality streamlines the development process by embedding security checks directly into the Visual Studio Code development environment. It reduces the need for external tools and manual reviews.

By using Code QL, a powerful static analysis engine, the feature enables advanced vulnerability detection by querying code for known patterns of security issues. Developers can detect problems like injection flaws, insecure configurations, and sensitive data exposures early in the development lifecycle.

By catching issues early, this integration helps minimize security risks, ensures compliance with organizational and industry standards, and accelerates time to market.

Power Pages supports creation and deployment of single-page applications, letting you build fully customized, high-performance web experiences using familiar front-end frameworks like React. You can create modern, component-driven interfaces that integrate with Power Pages while leveraging the platform's security, data integration, and hosting capabilities.

SPA support enables a code-first development approach where you bring your own code and project structure, then deploy it directly into a Power Pages site. This feature works well for scenarios requiring highly interactive UI, real-time updates, or tailored user journeys. You can use tools like Power Platform CLI and Visual Studio Code for development and testing. You can also integrate SPAs with Dataverse data and Power Pages Web APIs to enable dynamic content and secure backend interactions.

When you deploy site data with solutions in the enhanced data model, this feature enables admins and makers to define and manage site setting values for different environments. While the standard data model relies on deployment profiles, the enhanced data model enables dynamic configuration of environment-specific settings through environment variables.

This template provides prebuilt functionality for suppliers to:

• Update their personal and company information.
• View a list of orders and submit invoices for their orders.

This template also offers flexibility to extend to any SAP integration scenarios with Power Automate integration. It includes reusable user experience components that you can configure and customize to meet your organization's needs.

Bootstrap is a popular Cascading Style Sheet framework. It gives developers a powerful and extensible front-end toolkit. Bootstrap version 5 includes improved user experience (UX) features and new components, such as accordion, offcanvas, and RTL support. To migrate your site, use Microsoft Power Platform CLI and the migration tool.

When you configure a copilot chatbot, website users can use natural language to get information and insights through a structured data search of tables that follow the roles and permissions you set.

For example, a website user signs in to a customer service website and asks for the status of their open case. The chatbot gives the user the current status and a link to their open case.

You can filter data in Power Pages data lists by typing natural language queries, like "show tasks due next week" or "tasks created by John in May." The system interprets your query and applies the right filters, so you don't need to learn complex syntax.

This feature is enabled by default for new lists. For existing lists, follow these steps to turn it on:

1. In Power Pages, select the list you want to update.
2. Select Edit list > More options.
3. Under More options, find the Enable search in this list toggle.
4. Turn on this toggle, then make sure Search with natural language is also on.

The new in-context copilot capabilities in Power Pages give your site's users an AI-generated summary of your webpages. With these summaries, users can quickly review the main points and gather the most important information from your webpages without reading the entire page. Your site's users can also copy the summary copilot creates to share or cite it. This feature is on by default for new sites, but you can turn it off. You can also turn on this feature for your existing Power Pages sites from the setup workspace.

When a maker turns on the generative AI assistant on a form, both visitors and users of the website can use the form-filling assistant. This tool speeds up the form-filling process with several capabilities, including:

• Automatically filling in forms with available information.
• Extracting key details from attached documents to fill in the right fields.

Site copilot gives your site's visitors and users fast, efficient customer support. It makes the user experience better for everyone. As a maker, you can create a site copilot in just a few minutes by following simple steps in the set-up workspace in Power Pages design studio. The generative answers chatbot you create lets users ask questions in natural language and get generative answers in a conversational way. The information users receive depends on their access permissions.

Global search in Power Pages lets your users find records across multiple tables. Search finds matches in any field in the table. It gets results from all the searchable tables in a sorted list. Search also provides options to filter results. Generative AI improves the search experience by helping users locate information more quickly and easily.

Copilot is a set of next-generation AI enhancements that revolutionize how you build and launch business websites with Power Pages. Copilot simplifies the process to create forms, incorporate text, embed chatbots, and perform other tasks with a user-friendly, conversational interface that doesn't require coding experience.

Use Copilot to:

• Create new sites
• Design webpages and sections
• Create a theme for your site
• Add data forms to a page
• Rewrite text

For geographic and language availability of Copilot in Power Pages features, see Copilot international availability.

The AI-powered security agent guides makers through setting up new roles and data access permissions by using natural language prompts. Based on your data schema and usage patterns, it suggests optimal access levels, such as read-only, owner-only, or admin full control for each table. It also monitors for overly permissive rules, unused roles, or excessive access granted to sensitive data, and alerts makers with actionable recommendations. With built-in validation and best practices, the security agent ensures your Power Pages site is protected from day one and stays secure as it evolves.

With this feature, the system stores each Power Pages user in both the Dataverse System User table and the Contact table. Similarly, each Power Pages web role is stored in the Dataverse Security Role table and the Web Role table. You don't need to migrate data to sync contact and web role records with the system user and security role tables. When a Power Pages user calls Dataverse, the signed-in user's context impersonates the requests instead of using the application user context. There is no change to how makers configure data security in Power Pages, there won't be a need to change anything for existing customers.

Copilot uses natural language to help you reach your goals in Power Pages. With this feature, you can use Copilot directly in your workflow inside the Power Pages design studio. This capability is in addition to the existing functionality that generates webpages with Copilot through the sidecar in the Pages workspace.

Use contextual Copilot to:

• Describe your page for Copilot to generate using natural language.
• Discard or keep the Copilot-generated page before adding it to your site.
• Continue editing your page using the canvas controls in design studio.

Microsoft Entra External ID offers many options to customize your sign-in page, so it matches your website and brand theme. This feature provides authentication protection and supports integration with social identity providers and multifactor authentication. Creators can sign up for a free trial to try the experience before adding it to their Power Pages site. With user analytics features, users can track their activity.

Makers can improve the file upload experience in Power Pages to allow larger file uploads for forms, with files up to 10 GB.

Enhancements with this feature include:

• Increased file size limit up to 10 GB for file uploads with file attachments to Azure Blob Storage.
• Visual progress bar and error messages for file uploads.
• Configuration in design studio for the new file size limits and storage options.
• API support.

Makers can create webpages with dynamic content, such as text, button labels and destinations, images, videos, and iframes, by using Power Fx in Power Pages design studio. For example, you can:

• Use the following formula to craft a text component that shows the number of open applications based on their status:

  • ** $"You have {CountIf(Applications, Status = 'Status (Applications)'.'Under review')} applications in progress." **

• Use this formula to decide which video to show for a user based on their previous applications:

  • ** If(CountIf(Applications, requester = User().EntraObjectId) > 0, “https://youtu.be/l4B1UflAty8”, “https://youtu.be/5rEZGSFgZVY”) **

In Power Pages design studio, makers find a new component called flex containers in the component library. Makers add the flex container component to a section of a webpage and edit its properties, such as direction, justify, align items, align content, and gap. With these settings, makers quickly build custom page layouts with no code.

Schedule a security scan to protect your site from threats. The scan uses static and dynamic security scanning to find weaknesses and possible threats to your site's stability. When you run the scan, it evaluates the security level of the site, generates a report with the results of the checks, and provides suggestions for what to do next.

This feature gives you one place to check your Power Pages sites and take steps to secure them.

Use the security workspace to:

• Set up HTTP headers related to security. These headers help prevent harmful actors from accessing website resources.
• View and manage web roles.
• Review page and table permissions, site authentication, and site visibility.

Create Power Pages websites with data from your Salesforce or Oracle databases. When you add Salesforce and Oracle, you expand your virtual table capabilities. When you activate these virtual tables, you unlock their potential across the entire Power Platform ecosystem, including Power Apps, Power Automate, and Dynamics 365 applications.

Virtual tables also honor Power Pages role-based access control (RBAC) and table permissions. With these capabilities, organizations can build compelling user experiences.

Start your website journey from the data source you want right from the Power Pages maker home page. Makers can now start their website creation journey from data sources like Microsoft Fabric and SQL Server.

Allow payments with a one-time setup. Install the required packages in the Set up workspace. Configure the keys that you get from the payment provider. To allow payments on a multistep form, adjust a toggle in Step settings and provide an amount in the field selection. This integration is PCI compliant and built with industry-leading payment providers.

In Power Pages studio, you can create virtual tables by using the SQL Server and Microsoft SharePoint virtual connector providers. Virtual tables enable data integration from external data sources by representing that data as tables in Microsoft Dataverse without data replication. You can use virtual tables in solutions, apps, flows, and more as if they were native Dataverse tables. Virtual tables allow full create, read, update, and delete privileges unless the connected data source specifically forbids these actions.