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Power Apps - Create a plan from an existing solution

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We are announcing the ability to create a plan from an existing solution in Power Apps. This feature will reach general availability on May 29, 2025.How does this affect me?Users will be able to use this new feature to generate a detailed document to describe their solution. This document will include the following:A business problem. The user requirements, including user roles and stories. A data model. A technology stack that includes integrated apps and flows. To utilize this feature, the solution and any included applications, must be published and contain at least one app and one associated table in order to generate a document. The plan is able to recognize apps, flows, and tables in a solution. Other objects such as sites and agents are currently unable to be recognized by the plan.What do I need to do to prepare?This message is for awareness and no action is required.

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