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When you create a process in the process mining capability, only you can see it; however, there might be instances when you want to share the analytics and insights with others. Share your process mining processes with others in your organization so they can also glean insights to make decisions.
There are a few ways you can share your process.
Share from process lists page
On the process mining homepage, beneath the cards for the processes, select All processes.
Highlight a process, select the vertical ellipsis (⋮), and then select Share.
Share from process details page
On the process details page, you can share the process by selecting Manage from the Shared with card.
Share from analytics report page
On the analytics report page, you can share the process by selecting Share in the command bar.
Share panel
When you select the share action, a share panel displays. The share panel is where you select users in your Microsoft Entra (which might include external users) and share your process with them. You can search for any user to invite to your process in the Dataverse tenant.
When you share a process with others, the option to send an email invitation is automatically selected for convenience. Viewers are invited to view the process's analytics. There's a link in the email invitation that leads them to the shared process's analytics.
Share action
The share action is available on the Processes screen for the following:
- Each process where you're an owner
- The system administrator in the environment
- Any security role that has share permissions on the process mining system entities
The share action is also available on the process details page with the same conditions. For process mining, only the co-owner and viewer roles are available for sharing with others.
Share a process with a co-owner
Adding a co-owner to the process allows the owner to include other people who can help manage the process. A co-owner can perform the following actions.
- View and edit process details
- View the process analytics
- Share the process with other co-owners and viewers
Share a process with a viewer
Adding a viewer to a process shares analytics and insights with other people. A viewer can perform the following actions:
- View the process details
- View the process analytics
Reassign a process to a different owner
When a process owner's account is disabled, the co-owner of the process doesn't automatically become a new process owner.
For example, when an employee is leaving the company, the administrator should assign a new owner for the leaving employee Dataverse records.
The administrator should perform the following steps.
Sign in to Power Platform admin center.
Select the environment where the process is located.
On the command bar, select Settings.
Under Users + permissions, select Users.
Select the leaving user.
On the command bar, select Reassign records.
In the Assign to field, use the dropdown menu to assign all the records to either the administrator or another user.
Select Reassign.
Reassignment requirement: The target user should have the appropriate privileges on the different entities associated with the transferred records. For process mining process, giving the Environment Maker role is sufficient.
Limitations
The following is a list of important sharing limitations.
- If a user is an admin in an environment, they already have access to all the processes. Therefore, if that user is added as a Co-owner or a Viewer, they don't show up in the list of co-owners or viewers even if they're successfully assigned either of those roles.
- Removing all process roles from a user, such as viewer, doesn't remove that process from the user's process list view. They can't perform any actions on the process.
- Process mining currently doesn't support sharing for Microsoft Entra groups.
- Co-owners don't have access to the power query editor and can't modify a dataflow.