carloscantu
Advocate III
1 year agoStatus:
Under Review
Enable Copilot and Azure OpenAI Access Control at the Domain Level
Currently, Microsoft Fabric provides the ability to manage access to Copilot and Azure OpenAI-powered features at the Tenant and Capacity levels using the following setting:
“Users can use Copilot and other features powered by Azure OpenAI”
As a Fabric Administrator, I’m requesting an enhancement to allow Copilot access control at the Domain level.
This additional layer of granularity would empower organizations to roll out Copilot features in a more secure, targeted, and manageable way—especially in environments with multiple business units or domains that have varying readiness levels or compliance requirements.
Implementing domain-level controls would help accelerate adoption while maintaining governance and minimizing risk.
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- NaamaTsafrir
Microsoft Employee
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