Managed Environments overview

Managed Environments is a suite of capabilities that allows admins to manage Power Platform at scale with more control, less effort, and more insights. Admins can use Managed Environments with any type of environment except the developer environments (see known limitations).

Learn how to enable Managed Environments.

These are the primary elements of Managed Environments:

• Limit sharing
• Weekly usage insights
• Data policies
• Set up Power Platform pipelines

Note

Managed Environments is included as an entitlement in standalone Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, Power Pages, and Dynamics 365 licenses that give premium usage rights. To learn more about Managed Environment licensing, see Licensing and Licensing overview for Microsoft Power Platform.

See also

Enable Managed Environments
Usage insights
Limit sharing
Data policies
Licensing
View license consumption (preview)
Tenant settings