One of the challenges with Power Platform licensing is how to bring the different licenses together to achieve your use case in the most efficient way. Depending on the requirements of your use case, and how you therefore architect your solution, you could have different licensing options! What do I mean? Well let me show you…. with some pictures!

Coilot Studio and licensing is the next piece of the broader Power Platform puzzle to explore - What does it mean? What does it cover? What sort of use cases might it apply to. In this post I explore it and try to explain it and the naming convention.

One of everyone’s favourite Power Platform topics is that of licensing and more specifically… HOW DO I TRANSLATE THIS LICENSING GUIDE INTO HUMAN LANGUAGE?

One area that’s not so clear for people is understanding what Power App or Power Automate licenses are needed in which scenario how to apply it and which licenses are needed for their use case.

In this blog post you’ll understand more!

Have you been wondering what Copilot means in the context of Power Platform? How does it link together? What licenses do I need?

This is how I currently understand it…