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On March 11, 2025, the Ask a virtual agent feature in the Maker Portal will reach end of support.
How does this affect me?
Makers will no longer be able to utilize this feature in the Maker Portal.
What action do I need to take?
We advise transitioning to the Copilot in Power Apps feature for assisted guidance when building Power Apps. For help with topics, we advise using the Copilot feature, which can be accessed by navigating to the Help menu, selecting Support, then selecting Problem.
Source: Microsoft
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The upcoming end of support for the “Ask a virtual agent” feature in the Maker Portal on March 11, 2025, is certainly a noteworthy shift for both admins and users. For admins, this change means a need to adapt and embrace the new Copilot in Power Apps feature. While it may feel like a bit of a learning curve, the transition offers an opportunity to streamline processes and enhance user experience. After all, who doesn’t love a helpful assistant that’s just a click away?
For users, the impact will be felt as they navigate away from the familiar “Ask a virtual agent” feature. However, the introduction of Copilot promises to bring a more intuitive and guided experience when building Power Apps. It’s like trading in a trusty old bicycle for a shiny new electric one—there may be a bit of adjustment, but the ride will be smoother and more efficient in the long run.
The effectiveness of these changes will largely depend on how well both admins and users adapt to the new tools. Successful implementation will not only enhance productivity but also improve overall satisfaction with the platform. Plus, it’s always exciting to explore new features that can make our work lives easier!
I encourage everyone to share their thoughts and experiences regarding this update. How do you feel about moving to Copilot? Do you foresee any challenges or benefits? Let’s keep the conversation going, and don’t forget to check out more insightful posts at mwpro.co.uk!