RM578062 - Power Pages: Administration and governance - Manage external authentication providers with granular controls

Microsoft 365 Roadmap

Summary

Power Pages now lets you manage external authentication providers with environment-level governance controls and optional site-level exceptions. You can centrally enforce which identity providers (IDPs) are allowed across all sites in an environment, while still enabling site-specific flexibility when needed. Makers will only see and select from the approved IDPs when setting up authentication, ensuring consistent governance and alignment with enterprise security policies.

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Published

Oct 23, 2026

Status

In development

Release

General Availability
Preview

Platforms

Web

Service

Power Pages

Tag

In development
General Availability
Preview
Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant)
GCC
GCC High
DoD

Cloud

DoD
GCC
GCC High
Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant)

Description

Power Pages now lets you manage external authentication providers with environment-level governance controls and optional site-level exceptions. You can centrally enforce which identity providers (IDPs) are allowed across all sites in an environment, while still enabling site-specific flexibility when needed. Makers will only see and select from the approved IDPs when setting up authentication, ensuring consistent governance and alignment with enterprise security policies.

To enable this feature, go to the Power Platform admin center. Navigate to Manage > Power Pages > Governance settings > Authentication providers. Here, you can configure allowed or restricted external IDPs, enable the control for environments, and manage exceptions for specific sites.

Business Value:

This feature gives you precise control over which external identity providers can be used on your Power Pages sites. It helps you enforce security, compliance, and privacy standards while maintaining flexibility for your team.

Enabled for:

Enabled for end users automatically

GA date: January CY2027

Preview date: November CY2026