Business Applications roadmap content moving

Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Dataverse content is moving to the AI at Work roadmap.

Impacted audience

Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) distributors, CSP indirect reseller partners, CSP direct-bill partners, scale solution providers (SSPs), software development companies (SDCs), and global systems integrators and systems integrators (GSIs/SIs)

Starting in September 2026, roadmap content for Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Dataverse will move to the AI at Work roadmap, creating a single destination for Microsoft 365, Copilot, agents, and Business Applications roadmap updates.

Microsoft is transitioning from twice-yearly release waves to continuous roadmap and change communications.

Existing roadmap items with public preview or general availability dates on or after June 1, 2026, are expected to migrate to the new roadmap after September 2026. As part of this change, there won't be a September 2026 Release Wave 2 announcement. Instead, Microsoft will archive Release Plans on Microsoft Learn and retire Release Planner by November 15, 2026.

This change affects roadmap communications only. Product release schedules, deployment processes, Message Center notifications, and product documentation remain unchanged.

Partners can also access roadmap data through the Microsoft Release Communications Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server at no cost and without a sign-in requirement.

Next steps

• Update references to existing Release Plans and Release Planner resources to reflect these changes.
• Direct customers to the AI at Work roadmap for future roadmap updates.
• Learn how to filter roadmap views, export information to CSV, and subscribe through RSS.
• Review the Microsoft Release Communications MCP Server documentation to understand available capabilities and requirements.