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124Hi all
I've got a situation that I'm hoping Power Automate can solve. With Dynamics instances. I can add a single security group to restrict access to that instance specifically to that group. The problem is that it doesn't support nested security group. So I can add another security group under the main one and the main group inherits all the users from the sub security group.
I was hoping perhaps Power Automate can emulate this process. I'm thinking of building a flow which checks on certain intervals nested security groups added to the main security group and then get all members from those nested security groups and add them to the primary one.
I would also have to check if a member is not on any of the nested security group and remove subsequent members to the main security group.
I noted you could potentially do it with a PowerShell script but it doesn't run automatically and was hoping there might be a Power Automate solution.
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