Microsoft Fabric: Changes to delegation capabilities for Microsoft Azure OpenAI tenant settings
Starting May 12, 2025, Microsoft Fabric will update tenant settings to allow tenant admins to control the “Users can use Copilot and other features powered by Azure OpenAI” setting, previously managed by capacity admins. No action is needed unless tenant admins want to remove delegation from capacity admins. No additional Microsoft 365 Copilot license is required. Coming soon: An update to the behavior of an existing tenant setting in Microsoft Fabric that allows Fabric admins to enable Microsoft Copilot and other features powered by Microsoft Azure OpenAI in Fabric. Fabric tenant setting name: Users can use Copilot and other features powered by Azure OpenAI Impact: No impact if no action is taken This feature does not require an additional Microsoft 365 Copilot license. Only Fabric capacity is required. When this will happen: Starting May 12, 2025, this change will be incrementally rolled out to all customers of Fabric. Fabric service admins can check the visual cue at the top of the Tenant settings page to check when the setting behavior has been updated and take action as necessary. How this will affect your organization: What is the change? Before this rollout, this setting is delegated to capacity admins by default and cannot be changed by tenant admins. That is, tenant admins cannot take back control of this setting from their capacity admins and drive feature management at the tenant level. After this rollout, tenant admins will be able to take back control of this setting from their capacity admins. Tenant admins can remove delegation if necessary by unchecking Capacity admins can enable/disable in the Fabric Admin portal at Tenant settings > Users can use Copilot and other features powered by Azure OpenAI. Tenant settings delegation to capacity admins in Fabric: View image in new tab What you need to do to prepare: If you do not intend to remove delegation for this setting, no action is needed for your tenant. The current setting value and the corresponding capacity level values do not change when this new behavior is rolled out. If you do intend on taking back control of this […]
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