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I have Office 365 E5 License.

In Power Apps, i am not able to create new environment and tables in Model-driven App.

In canvas app, the license details are showing as "Standard".

But, In Model-driven app, the license detail are showing as "Premium". How it is possible...?

What is power apps office 365 plan 3

It is possible to create new environment using office 365 plan 3..? if not, what license i need to get and to whom to i have to contact...?

pls. respond this..this is urgent and i not able to do any environment setup..

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joe_hannes_col 1,843 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hello @GaniTPT,

With Office 365, you can create Canvas Apps as long as they are using standard connectors and are related to your Office 365 products.
Model-Driven Apps are always based on Dataverse as a data source. Dataverse is a premium connector, hence all Model-Driven Apps are premium by default.
The use of Model-Driven Apps is not covered by Office 365:
This screenshot is from the Licensing Guide for Power Apps. You can find more information here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/pricing-billing-skus

If you need to use Model-Driven Apps, you would have to get the appropriate licenses, e.g. Power Apps Per User or Per Apps plans.

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Hi @GaniTPT ,

In summary, to create a new environment, you need to meet below two requirements at the same time:

1. A license that allows environment creation(and yes, Office 365 E5 already has this permission).

2. At least 1GB of database storage capacity available.

In short, two ways you can try: purchase a PowerApps plan or buy additional database capacity.

For more information about license, I would suggest you contact Microsoft sales from this link:

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/

Best regards,

Allen

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v-albai-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @GaniTPT ,

How are things going?

If my reply is helpful to you, you can mark it as a solution. This will benefit other community members who stuck with the same question.

Best regards,

Allen

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mschafer85 42 on at

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Hi,

maybe I can jump in here, because I'm also seeing some strange behaviour that might be similar to what GaniTPT has meant.

So, I have a user, Isaiah.

Isaiah does not have any premium licenses assigned:

This is also supported by the fact that Isaiah gets an error when he opens a canvas app that uses a premium data source.

However, Isaiah can
create a new model-driven app in the default environment and insert a table, say "Accounts",
save the model-driven app,
launch the model-driven app and
add a new entry to "Accounts".
I was under the impression that this was not possible without a premium license. And the current licensing guide agrees to this:

Do you have an idea, how this can be possible? Is this a new feature not covered in the licensing guide yet?

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