How to implement a Power Pages Enhanced Data Model Website?

How to establish an enhanced data model website or power portal or pages?

Access the Power Platform admin center and choose the suitable environment. Within the Resources section, click on the link for Power Pages sites.

This action will lead you to a roster of your Power Pages sites. At the top of the list, you'll locate Switch to enhanced data mode (preview), depicted as follows.

Kindly activate this choice and allow time for the installation of all website package details. You can verify this process by selecting the icon adjacent to the switch option. Once all packages are installed and the switch is activated...

Navigate to https://make.powerpages.microsoft.com/ and pick the relevant environment, then click on + Create a site. Through this approach, you can generate an enhanced (v2) data model website. Be sure to validate the data model.

In using this method, your website can be accessed or tailored through the Power Pages Management app, as opposed to the older Portal Management app. It's crucial to note that this feature is currently in the preview phase.

Benefits of enhanced data model for Power Pages:

  • Provisioning of websites is faster. The new model is lightweight, meaning creation of new websites will be much faster than existing provisioning.
  • Design studio experiences are faster.
  • Website configurations can be contained in solutions to provide smoother Application Lifecyle Management (ALM) experiences. This means that we can now migrate Power Pages using Power Platform solutions.
  • Updates of Power Pages enhancements and bug fixes are improved.

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