Feature Table Permit For Free

Power Pages comes with several OAuth 2.0 identity providers built-in, which means that users can authenticate on your site with a Microsoft, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google, or Twitter account. Your website can have only one instance of an OAuth 2.0 identity provider at a time.

Table permissions assigned to web roles allow members of the web role to access data that's stored in Dataverse tables.

Configure and verify table permissions In Teams, open the Power Apps app. ... Select the Build tab. Select the team that contains the Vehicle Manager app. In the Items created for? ... Select Tables from the solution components bar. Select the Vehicle table and then select Manage permissions. Select the Member node.

Sign in to Power Pages and edit your site. In the left side panel, select Set up in the list of workspaces. In the Security section, select the Site visibility tab. Enter the names or email addresses of the users you want to grant access to.

External users Your users can access these using a single set of credentials for their convenience. Power Pages offers several options. Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) is one option you might consider for an identity provider.

Create page permissions Sign in to Power Pages. Select your site, and then select Edit. In the page navigation, select the ellipses ... to the right of a page, and then select Page settings. In the side tab, select Permissions. Select I want to see who can view this page.

Select the Manage permissions in the command bar. Under the Colleagues with access role, and select the permission set that you want to grant this role. After you assign a security group to the Colleagues with access role, you'll see the name of the security group reflected in the table permission panel. Select Save.