You’ll also notice that there is a down arrow icon on the far right side of each feature. The date represents when the feature will become available and the availability of the feature shows if the feature is part of a public preview, an early access feature or generally available (GA). When a category is expanded you’ll see a short description of the features, including the date of the feature, with the availability of the feature below it. These categories can also be collapsed or expanded.

When you click on an item on the left side of the screen (this seems to work as a sitemap) the information on the right side of the screen changes, showing all of the different categories for the app/section you selected form the left side of the screen. Below each area you’ll see all of the different apps/sections belonging to the area you selected. You’ll notice on the side a menu bar which shows two areas which can be collapsed and expanded Dynamics 365 and Power Platform. You can access the release planner by visiting. The new Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform release planner allows admins and makers to review the new features of a release wave in a new portal experience. Often times features are removed from the release plan, either to never resurface again or to be pushed to a later release wave/date.

Sometimes it’s hard to find what has changed since the last time you looked at the release notes, and what the actual change was. These features described in the release notes are not static, they keep changing as time passes and as Microsoft makes changes. First of all, what is it? Well, most likely you are all very familiar with the release notes that come out twice a year. I read about the release planner last week and honestly I haven’t seen a lot of articles, tweets or videos about this, which is why I felt this is something that I want to bring attention to. Normally my articles are about features in Dynamics 365 or the power platform, but this time I made an exception because I wanted to tell you about the Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform release planner that is currently in preview, or BETA as it shows on the website.

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