Block Trial licenses but still allow developer environments

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Posted on by jpreston4

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Hi, Last month, we blocked

1) ”Internal” consent plans are either trial licenses or developer plans that users can sign themselves up for via Power Apps/Power Automate portals. “Ad-hoc subscription”

2) “Viral” consent plans are trial licenses that users can sign themselves up for via https://signup.microsoft.com or admins can assign to users via Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) or the Microsoft 365 admin portal.

'blocking' internal also means we cannot create developer environments - either the enduser OR the admins on their behalf.

"Self service signup is blocked by tenant policy". This is important for us.

before i enable 'internal' , is there any method to allow developer environments but block the trial licenses

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velegandla 202 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at

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Re: Block Trial licenses but still allow developer environments

@jjpreston291

You need to work with Tenant admin to enable the self service policy.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/users/directory-self-service-signup

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Re: Block Trial licenses but still allow developer environments

@AlbertoCastro - we get this error. Its since we blocked the consent plans
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Re: Block Trial licenses but still allow developer environments

Hi,

you can enable create new Developer environments with this setting:

https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/tenantsettings?setting=developer_assignment