From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Solution plans; DLP policies impact dataflows; Boost agent transparency; Show or hide custom pages

In this review of the Power Platform blogs:

• Unlock more value from your existing solutions with plans
• Power Platform dataflows impacted by DLP policies
• How to enhance agent transparency in Power Apps using agent feed
• Show or hide custom pages using Power Fx formulas in your model-driven apps

Unlock more value from your existing solutions with plans

Writing on the Microsoft Power Platform blog, Dami Alajogun stated that building solutions in Power Apps is meant to be fast, flexible, and creative. However, she wrote, when you need to go back to an existing solution, maybe to improve it, document it, or show others how it works, it can be hard. 

According to Alajogun, in the past, you had to review apps, tables, and flows by hand just to understand the full picture, which took a lot of time and often led to mistakes. Now the plans feature makes this much easier, she wrote, as you can create a plan directly from your existing solution, giving you a clear and organized view of what you built and helping you see where to go next.

In her blog post, Alajogun pointed out why this matters and explained how the create a plan from your solution feature works.

Power Platform dataflows impacted by DLP policies

Writing on his blog, Tomasz Poszytek stated that after new DLP rules were turned on in a customer's system, some dataflows suddenly stopped working. They showed an error saying their connections were now blocked, he explained, adding that the message also said that this could be because the tenant's data loss prevention policies do not allow connections to this connector or endpoint.