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The header on this article shows all the options you could use to import data from. Ok enough let's get on with the real purpose of this article, Importing data into a Dataverse table. I think it is definitely an option worth considering. I believe, but I'm not the one that makes those final decisions, with the minimal amount of effort, the built in security, the extensibility options, built in monitoring capabilities through the O365 Admin centers, ease of integrating with the entire O365 suite of products, reporting capabilities of Power Bi, Azure Insights and much more.

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It is a separate license from the O365 license that Power Apps is included, therefore the powers that be, upper management will still need to decide if the cost is worth it. Win Win scenario in my opinion.Дataverse is considered premium. All included without you having to write any code. Both provide secure features to help with IP Protection such as Data Loss Protection Policies (DLP), business flows, role based security, data encryption at rest and in transit and more. Both are integrated with the organizations Azure Active Directory to ensure that only our employees can access the app and its data. Power Apps with a Dataverse data store is exactly the right platform for my project. If I am no longer with the company, I have no plans of going anywhere, but to be prepared you need to think of these things, someone still has to maintain what you develop.

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This project needs to utilize existing proven infrastructure, tested and trusted technologies that are generally available within the enterprise and must be well supported with a minimal code base. Also not appropriate for this type of app. Again this would trigger a lengthy approval process as I described in the paragraph above and it would just be a port over to SharePoint. You say wait, what about SPFx solutions, this is a great option except these are considered Add Ins and must be approved to be added to the SharePoint App Catalog. There are other factors that make this a no go for this project as well. It is too tedious of a process for this particular scenario to take on myself at this time. You have to ensure data protection at rest as well as in transit, IP protection policies have to be considered, you have to make sure your design adheres to Personally Identifiable Information (PII) protection i.e. Net, the authentication pieces through the Microsoft Graph and the UI in Angular but this approach requires a lot more time in planning, drawing up disaster recovery plans, network diagrams, going through several review meetings. I could develop the database services in. I had considered using our SQL Server instance. This option would not work for our scenario. The storage space is generous but this app has to be available to all employees in the organization which is significantly more than 1000.

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I explored Dataverse in Teams since it is now included in the O365 license but you can only have up to a 1000 team members and there is a data limit of 1 Million rows or 2G of storage space before you need to upgrade your license. Such as a database like SQL Server or Dataverse. The current site generates enough traffic and workflow triggers to justify moving to another platform designed to handle the workload. Once the number of rows exceeds this limit the sorting and filtering features of the web interface will start failing and on occasion, even the backing workflows have been affected in my experience. The port would not really be that difficult, the challenge is that SharePoint lists have what is called a View Threshold, the default is around 5000 rows, I have increased ours to 6000. The current workflows are not incredibly complicated but they are also not all that trivial either. The workflows would need to be ported to Power Automate. All the forms would need to be redesigned with standard SharePoint forms or the preferred way would be to use Power Apps. I had considered just porting to SharePoint Online but neither InfoPath, now deprecated, nor Nintex is supported in SharePoint Online. This project is a port of an app I developed around 6 years ago in SharePoint 2010 using Microsoft InfoPath and Nintex Workflows. Recently I was exploring some data store options for an application I'm developing for my org. I originally posted this article on Linked-In in June,2021

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