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Creating offline profiles for Canvas mobile apps will be easier as makers will not need to toggle between Power Apps Studio and Power Platform admin center. All latest updates to control sync and improve user experience will be available for all app types.

Feature Details

Makers will no longer need to go to the Power Platform admin center to create offline profiles for Canvas mobile apps. This feature will enable easy offline profile creation in the app development flow via the app's settings menu. All new features to control sync and improve user experience will be available to both model-driven and Canvas apps with this change.

Enabled for:

Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically
This feature is meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and is enabled automatically.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jun 2025
General Availability : Sep 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically

Business Value

You can now select the columns of tables that are downloaded on mobile devices for offline use for Model driven apps (MDA). This feature is for anyone using MDA that need to work without internet connectivity. The fewer columns you select, the faster the app downloads the data on the device, saving you time.

Feature Details

In the settings of your offline-enabled app in the maker portal, you can customize the offline profile for an optimized data loading experience for your users. For each table, you can select the columns that are required in the app:

  • Use the suggested columns computed by the system.
  • Manually select the columns.

On the main page for the offline profile, you can view the number of columns selected for download for each table.

Enabled for:

Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically
This feature is meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and is enabled automatically.
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Public preview date moved to Jul 2024 Jun 03, 2024
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: ---
General Availability : Jun 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically

Business Value

Canvas app users on mobile devices will have more control over their offline and sync experience.

Feature Details

Power Apps canvas mobile app users will get a new setting on the Device Status page to choose whether their data syncs on cellular networks and Wi-Fi connections, or only when connected to a Wi-Fi network.

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.

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Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jun 2025
General Availability : Sep 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

Makers can streamline their apps and eliminate unnecessary complexity by directly referencing external tenants through the Entra Auth connection for SQL Server.

Feature Details

Large organizations often have multiple tenants for various reasons, such as legal requirements (by country or region) or security needs (data partitioning). Previously, the only way to reference a SQL database in a different tenant was through a gateway. Now, a tenant ID field is available for Entra connections in Power Apps. By default, this tenant ID matches the author's tenant, but the makers can override it to specify a different tenant. End users of the Power App with the SQL Server connection will need authentication credentials for the other tenant.

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General availability date moved to Jun 2025 Apr 07, 2025
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Early Access: ---
Public Preview: ---
General Availability : Jun 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users, automatically

Business Value

The refreshed header and navigation experience helps teams work efficiently by reducing time spent navigating pages, finding commands, and understanding page layouts. The new application shell minimizes distractions, shortens training time for new users, and accelerates common workflows, resulting in faster task completion and improved productivity across the organization.

Feature Details

The refreshed header and navigation provide a more modern, intuitive, and efficient experience across the app shell, form page, and view page. These updates reduce visual clutter, improve access to important actions, and support a consistent look and feel across devices.

Key updates include:

  • Modernized app header: Simplified app header layout with improved spacing and icons that align with modern design principles with increased brand coherence with Microsoft 365 apps.
  • Streamlined sitemap: Decluttered sitemap with improved structure and readability to help you find what you need faster.
  • Condensed page headers: Form and grid page headers now take up less vertical space, maximizing visible data and reducing the need to scroll.

This feature is automatically applied to all apps generated by the Plan Designer. It is available as an opt-in capability for existing apps.

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.
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Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jun 2025
General Availability : Oct 2025
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 2
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

Makers can clean up their list of data sources and consolidate all of them into one. The new Manage feature for stored procedure data sources allows authors to add or removed stored procedures and keep the same data source name. So, all stored procedures are consolidated under one data source name.

Feature Details

Re-editing data sources with stored procedures will provide faster and cleaner development. When a maker creates data sources for an application, each editing session that selects stored procedures creates a new data source. This can make it difficult to keep track of which stored procedures are in each data source if multiple editing sessions create several data sources. This feature allows the author to simply "re-edit' an existing data source with stored procedures to add or remove stored procedures. As a result, all stored procedures can be managed under a single data source.

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General availability date moved to Jul 2025 May 01, 2025
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: ---
General Availability : Jul 2025
Last updated: May 01, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users, automatically

Business Value

Enable the customer to fetch data from the server when using an offline-first model-driven app.

Feature Details

You can now use a toggle to make an offline-enabled model-driven app go online for querying specific data from the server. With this feature, users will now be able to search or look up server data and find the required details that aren't available in the offline mode.

Enabled for:

Users, automatically
This feature includes changes to the user experience for users and is enabled automatically.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: ---
General Availability : Sep 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users, automatically

Business Value

Device-optimized screens increase the performance and reliability of your canvas apps on iOS and Android devices. Some controls also offer improved gesture support and a user experience that matches closer to the design language of the operating system.

Feature Details

Some customers have decided against using the Power Apps mobile app because of low user interface (UI) performance. Scrolling, transitions, visual glitches, and occasional UI failures are symptoms of a UI that isn’t built for the native operating system.

This feature automatically converts canvas apps from web-based technology to React Native, while keeping all the same business logic in place. As a result, canvas apps feel more responsive, are of higher quality, use modern UI conventions such as swipe-to-delete, and have better scrolling capabilities.

Note: We will incrementally use the most popular UI controls with native equivalents on mobile devices. The top ten controls account for more than 50% of all app screens. The result is less complex screens that continue to run in the Webview (a specialized web browser) for some time. However, there are some very compelling scenarios that will run 100% as native UI.

Enabled for:

Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically
This feature is meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and is enabled automatically.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Nov 12, 2023
General Availability : Sep 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1
2023 release wave 2

Enabled for:
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically

Business Value

Application user productivity increases when developers bring intelligence into their apps and custom code controls using new Agent Xrm and Power App component framework APIs. These new API make it faster and easier for developers to create custom AI experiences for app users.

Feature Details

New APIs allow the execution of a topic on the Microsoft Copilot Studio custom agent, which powers the model-driven app. These APIs have been incorporated into the Client API and the Power Apps component framework API. These APIs make it easier for developers to seamlessly bring custom AI intelligence into the flow of work for their business users. Developers can use these AI APIs as they build custom code through surfaces like web resources or PCF.

Both Client API and Power Apps component framework API have two new APIs:

  • The executeEvent API uses the event name to call a specific Copilot Studio topic and passes app, page, and record context. This API also accepts additional context.
  • The executePrompt API uses the prompt for Copilot Studio to orchestrate the topic to call. This API also passes the same app, page, and record context.

These APIs leverage the custom agent outlined in Customize Copilot chat using Copilot Studio (preview).

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jun 2025
General Availability : ---
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

Application user productivity increases when makers bring intelligence into their model-driven apps using the new agent response component. This new component enables out-of-box intelligence without creating a custom Power App component framework component.

Feature Details

The new agent response component allows the execution of a topic on the Microsoft Copilot Studio custom agent. This component can be added into a model-driven form and pass an event name to identify the topic.

Form designer components pane has agent response under artificial intelligence section.

The component supports displaying text in a markdown format or adaptive card. Use of an adaptive card enables media like videos and images.

Agent response component showing adaptive card content in a model-driven app form.

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jun 2025
General Availability : ---
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

With Copilot, you can find, filter, and sort data more efficiently using natural language in views for model-driven apps, significantly reducing the time previously spent on advanced filtering and enhancing productivity.

Feature Details

You can easily find, filter, and sort your data using natural language grid filtering, which eliminates the need for complex, advanced filters by allowing you to describe what you're looking for.

For example, if you ask for cases that are high priority with an overdue follow-up by date, this filters your view to only show those relevant cases. Using natural language saves time as you no longer need to use column filters or advanced filters.

Supported features:

  • Filtering of records
  • Sorting
  • Text search

Please note that this feature is currently in preview. It will be enhanced with each weekly release and can be turned on through the admin setting 'Natural Language Grid and View Search'.

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.
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General availability date moved to Jun 2025 Apr 14, 2025
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Nov 15, 2024
General Availability : Jun 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1
2024 release wave 2

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

By supporting existing tables when visualizing a complex data model, the entity relationship diagram (ERD) data experience will unblock makers to build actual meaningful business solutions on top of their existing data assets. With Copilot assistance, makers can easily find existing tables relevant to their data modeling requirements and build more robust business applications. With the ERD visualization of tables and relationships, makers can review new and existing tables side-by-side and define meaningful connections between them with a simple drag and drop interaction.

Feature Details

Are you tired of creating new tables, only to discover that they duplicate existing ones in your environment? Say hello to a smarter way of designing data models using the Copilot-assisted ERD designer. Now, instead of starting from scratch, you can leverage your existing tables to build more robust data models. Here’s how it works: Simply type out your requirements in natural language, and Copilot will craft a multi-table data model that incorporates both new and existing tables. Need to find relevant tables quickly? Copilot’s recommendations have you covered and will locate the right tables in seconds. Once you’ve assembled your tables, switch to the ERD view. There, you can review your new and existing tables side-by-side. While editing existing tables in the ERD view isn't fully supported yet, you can create lookups into the existing tables in a simple drag-and-drop interaction to define meaningful connections between tables.

Enabled for:

Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically
This feature is meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and is enabled automatically.
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Public preview date moved to Jan 2025
General availability date moved to Mar 2025
Oct 31, 2024
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Jan 5, 2025
General Availability : Jun 2025
Last updated: Apr 28, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1
2024 release wave 2

Enabled for:
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically

Business Value

Enable business users to oversee and manage AI agents to handle escalations and exceptions. As business users gain access to the actions performed by AI agents, customers will use AI agents more, saving them time as they automate more repetitive tasks with AI agents.

Feature Details

Makers will be able to associate Microsoft Copilot Studio agents with model-driven apps in the modern app designer, enabling business users to oversee and manage those agents within those apps.

Business users will see the associated AI agents' data in a new left-side pane in their apps that allows them to see what the agents have done on their behalf while simultaneously completing their workflows based on the exceptions the agents might have.

For example, in an app for managing employee reimbursement claims with an AI agent automating the approval and rejection of said claims, a business user can oversee the agent and handle any exceptions or escalations. This includes handling non-standard claims or resolving errors the agent encounters during the approval or rejection process.

With humans-in-the-loop, AI agents can significantly streamline business processes by automating the mundane repetitive tasks.

Enabled for:

Users by admins, makers, or analysts
This feature must be enabled or configured by administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.

Change history
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Sep 2025
General Availability : ---
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users by admins, makers, or analysts

Business Value

With this feature, you can view the underlying code to understand app functionality and manage source control. It’s perfect for developers who need to align with healthy and robust Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) practices. By using this feature, you streamline your development process, improve code quality, and support your app’s growth.

Feature Details

You can now export a canvas app as a binary file with the extension .msapp. You can use Power Platform CLI to convert a .msapp file into source code files. With this feature, you no longer need to use the Power Platform CLI to convert the .msapp files. You can view the source code for the canvas app in an updated, human readable YAML format. Each screen has a separate file.

View the source code of your canvas app directly in Power Apps Studio or use external code editors.

This new capability helps you to:

  • Store the files in a code repository.
  • Automate generation of a canvas app.
  • Improve the generative canvas app models.
  • Refactor canvas apps without using the designer.
  • Integrate natively with Git for Power Platform.

Enabled for:

Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically
This feature is meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and is enabled automatically.

Change history


Public preview date moved to Aug 2024
General availability date moved to Aug 2024
Aug 01, 2024
Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: Apr 22, 2025
General Availability : Jul 2025
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically

Business Value

Customers that use custom schema names in the same database to partition their database for dev, test, and prod can now use environment variables to save time when deploying their application from dev to test and to prod. Rather than manually dropping and re-adding data sources between dev, test, and prod, authors can use environment variables to speed up the transfer between these environments.

Feature Details

Many customers use schemas for DEV, TEST, and PROD to manage Application Lifecycle Management (ALM). To access a table, you must specify the schema explicitly, as the default "DBO" schema cannot be assumed. This requires a four-part reference: server, database, schema, and table.

For example:

<myserver>/<mydatabase>/<DEV>/<mytable>

versus

<myserver>/<mydatabase>/<PROD>/<mytable>

Current SQL environment variables only support server and database, assuming separate databases for DEV and PROD, making four-part references impossible. This feature allows specifying the schema as an environment variable. Power Apps binds to specific table names, which must remain consistent across environments, though schemas may vary. This feature enables customers using schemas for DEV, TEST, and PROD to utilize SQL environment variables in their applications.

Enabled for:

Users, automatically
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Timelines:
Early Access: ---
Public Preview: ---
General Availability : Jul 2025
Last updated: May 19, 2025

Included in:
2025 release wave 1

Enabled for:
Users, automatically