How to Enable Managed Environments for a Dataverse Environment?

Managed Environments is a set 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.

Primary elements of the Managed Environments.

• Limit sharing: This feature allows Admins to limit the Canvas App sharing.
• Weekly usage insights: This feature gives us Analytics about your top apps, impactful makers, and inactive resources, and these analytics will be delivered to your mailbox once a week.
• Data policies: This feature allows us to set the Data policies for our environments, and Admin can easily identify them all in one place. These policies define the consumer connectors that the data can be shared with. These policies will prevent important business data from being accidentally published to the connectors like social media sites.

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This feature allows us to do the solution deployment from one environment to another environment.

This article will explain how to enable the Managed Environments to feature on your Dataverse environment.

Pre-Requisites

1. Click on the below article link and create a Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome Profile.
   Create a Profile in Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome
2. Click on the below article link and follow Step 22 to create a Power Apps Trial.
   Create Microsoft Power Apps 30 days Online Trial Version

Follow the below steps after the Prerequisites.

Step 1. Click on the required Dataverse Environment.

Step 2. Click on ... and Click on Enable Managed Environments.

Step 3. You can check and enable features like Limit sharing, Solution checker, Usage Insights, Maker welcome content, and Data policies.

Click on Enable.

Managed Environment feature is enabled for the required environment successfully.

Click here to learn more about Managed Environments.

Hope you have followed all the steps and enabled the managed environments feature.