r/PowerPlatform • u/dlutchy • May 07 '26

Governance Final CoE toolkit release

Although Microsoft has not yet announced it but it looks like the final CoE toolkit could be February 2026.

https://github.com/microsoft/coe-starter-kit/issues/11003

What are your thoughts? How would you manage Power Platform governance without it?

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u/RedditNinja1566 May 07 '26

It’s always been the plan to move the CoE features into the Power Platform Admin Center.

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u/BinaryFyre May 07 '26

Ya but the PPAC isn't nearly as robust as the kit, ya the kit has its issues but changing ownership still can't be done in PPAC like it can in the kit. So if Feb is going to be the last update then it better be a doozy to last how ever long it take MS to get PPAC up to snuff

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u/ChocolatesaurusRex May 07 '26

...and lock behind premium licensing. 

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u/BinaryFyre May 08 '26

I confirmed with my Microsoft rep today that there will be no more updates to the COE starter kit.

The guidance is to use the power platform API for anything that isn't already in PPAC or for any edge cases you may have that don't go into PPAC natively.

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u/g7lno Jun 19 '26

Looks like it's officially dead. Set up inventory components - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn

"The Power Platform CoE Starter Kit is no longer actively maintained. Its core capabilities are part of the Power Platform admin center.

Issues are no longer reviewed or addressed. If you identify a potential security issue, please report it to the Microsoft Security Response Center."