Microsoft Dataverse – Monitor batch workloads with Azure Monitor Application Insights
We are announcing the ability to monitor batch workload telemetry in Azure Monitor Application Insights for finance and operations apps in Microsoft Dataverse. This feature is planned to reach general availability on January 14, 2026. How does this affect me? Batch telemetry enables admins the ability to diagnose performance bottlenecks and scheduling issues more effectively. Azure Monitor Application Insights provides built-in support for alerts and dashboards that provide admins with actionable insights to enhance observability and operational efficiency. With this new feature, you will have access to new telemetry signals that capture batch start and stop times, throttling events, and thread availability. It also includes telemetry for batch queue sizes across priority levels, enabling visibility into scheduling bottlenecks, and exception metadata for failed batch tasks. These insights provide the ability to monitor batch job execution with greater precision and respond proactively to performance or scheduling issues. Batch signals that have been introduced under Monitoring and Telemetry in Dynamics 365 apps are: Batch start time Batch stop time Batch throttling Batch failure Batch queue Batch threads What action do I need to take? This message is for awareness, and no action is required. If you would like more information on this feature, please review the Available telemetry learn article. Message ID: MC1196484
The post Microsoft Dataverse – Monitor batch workloads with Azure Monitor Application Insights appeared first on M365 Admin.
Published on:
Learn moreWe can help you with Microsoft Dataverse – Monitor batch workloads with Azure Monitor Application Insights
If you want help implementing, troubleshooting, or improving this product, contact us and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Related posts
Microsoft Teams: Phishing detection for messaging
Microsoft Teams will introduce AI-powered, context-aware phishing detection starting November 2026, focusing on external first-contact chats a...
Intelligent Call Delegation in Teams
Intelligent Call Delegation in Teams uses AI to answer calls, gather context, and schedule follow-ups via Microsoft Bookings, helping users fo...
Copilot Code is rolling out in Frontier
Copilot Code, an AI-powered coding tool in Microsoft Copilot, is rolling out in the Frontier program starting late October 2026. It enables us...
Outlook: Copilot Prioritize feature will be retired
The Outlook Copilot Prioritize feature will be retired starting October 26, 2026, with removal completed by mid-November 2026 across all Outlo...
Microsoft Teams: Chat for organizers and presenters in structured meetings and webinars on Teams Rooms on Android
Teams Rooms on Android with Teams Rooms Pro license will gain access to a private presenter chat in green room-enabled meetings/events when jo...
Projects in Copilot
Projects in Copilot unify related chats, Cowork tasks, files, and context in one place, reducing repeated explanations. Available now in Cowor...
Microsoft 365 apps: Updated Brand Kit management experience
Microsoft 365 apps updated the Brand Kit management experience to simplify setup, streamline asset management, and improve workflows for Brand...
Microsoft Entra: Choose your own telephony provider for SMS and voice authentication
Starting October 30, 2026, Microsoft Entra ID allows organizations to choose a supported third-party telephony provider for SMS and voice auth...
New Outlook for Windows: All Accounts view brings email into a single inbox view
The new Outlook for Windows introduces an All Accounts view, a unified inbox showing emails from multiple accounts separately without merging....
Microsoft OneNote: CSV and TSV references in Copilot Notebooks
Microsoft OneNote now supports using CSV and TSV files as knowledge sources in Copilot Notebooks, enhancing content generation with structured...