To prevent users from using the BPFA business process flow in the Prospect entity, you can either remove all the privileges for BPFA or deactivate BPFA. Removing all privileges ensures that users cannot access or use BPFA at all. Deactivating BPFA makes it unavailable for selection or use within the system. These two methods effectively prevent any user from using the BPFA business process flow, thereby ensuring compliance with the requirement to use the newly configured business process flows.
When creating business rules for Canvas apps in Microsoft Power Apps, the appropriate scope to use is 'Entity', which is the same as 'Table'. This scope is necessary because Canvas apps work with data at the table (entity) level, enforcing the business logic across all instances where the table is used within the app. This allows the business rules to be consistently applied regardless of how and where the data is manipulated within the app.


To configure entity ownership to support records associated with a business unit and specifying security roles for that business unit, the 'user or team owned' entity type should be used. This ownership allows for detailed security settings that can be applied at various levels including organization, business unit, and user levels. This flexibility is essential for managing access and roles accurately within the business unit structure.

