Embedding Power Apps into Power Pages
Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) allows you to build secure, low-code websites that interact with Microsoft Dataverse and other Microsoft 365 services. One of the most powerful ways to….
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Automating Power Platform Governance Tasks using PowerShell
Governance in Power Platform is essential for maintaining security, compliance, and cost optimization. PowerShell enables organizations to automate governance tasks such as monitoring usage, managing licenses, enforcing security policies, and….
Revoking Unused Power Platform Licenses using PowerShell
Managing licenses effectively in Microsoft Power Platform is crucial to optimize costs and ensure proper allocation of resources. Organizations often assign Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI licenses to….
Creating Security Reports for Power Platform using PowerShell
Security is a critical aspect of managing Microsoft Power Platform, ensuring that apps, flows, and users comply with organizational policies. PowerShell provides an automated way to generate security reports for….
Checking User Access Levels in Power Platform using PowerShell
In Power Platform, managing and verifying user access levels is crucial to ensure security and compliance. Using PowerShell, administrators can automate the process of checking user roles, permissions, and security….
Configuring Power BI Row-Level Security using PowerShell
Row-Level Security (RLS) in Power BI allows you to restrict data access for different users based on roles. Using PowerShell, you can automate RLS role assignments, making it easier to….
Checking OneDrive Licensing Information using PnP PowerShell
OneDrive licensing is an important aspect of managing Microsoft 365 subscriptions. It determines user storage limits, available features, and compliance with organizational policies. Using PnP PowerShell, administrators can efficiently retrieve….
How to Resolve SharePoint Permission Errors
Resolving SharePoint permission errors is essential for ensuring users can access and collaborate on content without issues. Permission errors often arise due to misconfigured settings, broken inheritance, or user role….
How to Implement MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) in Power Automate
Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in Power Automate is an important step to increase the security of your flows and protect sensitive data from unauthorized access. MFA requires users to authenticate….
“You need permission to perform this action” – User lacks the permissions to create, delete, or modify items.
If you are seeing the “You need permission to perform this action” error in SharePoint, it means that your user account does not have the necessary permissions to create, delete,….