You can export Power Platform inventory and usage data directly into Azure Data Lake Storage using the Data Export feature in the Power Platform Admin Center. Today, we’re therefore excited to launch the experimental preview of the CoE Starter Kit using data provided by the Data Export feature as a foundation for inventory and telemetry. So, we’re evolving the CoE Starter Kit’s architecture to take advantage of these product enhancements. (When we initially launched the kit, this process was the only way to gather the information it needed.) The recent enhancement to export your tenant’s inventory and usage from the Power Platform Admin Center provides us with a more optimized option to implement these processes. Up until today, the mechanism to gather information was based on cloud flows that use Power Platform admin connectors to crawl your tenant and store inventory and usage data in Dataverse tables. The heart of the CoE Starter Kit is its ability to gather information about your organization’s Power Platform usage and then help you use it to manage, govern, and nurture Power Platform adoption – such as identifying your top makers, highly shared and used applications, or environments that consume a lot of capacity. Today we’re excited to announce that the CoE Starter Kit can now use data provided by self-serve analytics as a foundation for inventory and telemetry, enabling rich insights built for scale. In the past three years we’ve continued to evolve and innovate as we learn from our customers. In 2019, we launched the Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit – a set of templates that are designed to help you get started with developing a strategy for adopting, maintaining and supporting Microsoft Power Platform, with a focus on Power Apps and Power Automate.
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