New to EasePage? Start here. Learn what the product is, how to sign in with Microsoft, and how the coral header, sidebar, and shared toolbars fit together so you can find your way around before building your first page.

Every dashboard lives inside a workspace, and every workspace is bound to a Dynamics 365 environment. Switch environments, create and edit workspaces, manage table allowlists, and invite users — all from one place.

Pages are the individual dashboards inside a workspace. View, create, copy, delete, sort, and search pages, and learn what every element on a page card means — Live/Draft status, version chip, table tags, quota counter.

The Page Designer is where you actually build pages — a visual editor with a draggable widget library and a live canvas. Learn the toolbar, the full widget catalog, and the two-tab editor every widget shares.

Bind two or more widgets so they share one data source, filter, and sort. Change the group's filter once and every widget inside re-queries — perfect for region pickers, time selectors, or any "one filter, many widgets" pattern.

Four ways to ship a dashboard plus the version history to back them up: hosted page links, Power Apps deployments, multi-page apps, and themed Web Apps. Save snapshots, browse the audit trail, restore previous versions.

Everything that isn't building pages: invite users, assign roles, control which Dynamics 365 tables each workspace can read, review the Activity History audit log, manage your plan, and send feedback to the EasePage team.

Short, opinionated habits that scale as your EasePage deployment grows: one workspace per team, minimal table allowlists, Widget Groups over per-widget filters, versioning before risky edits, Web Resource vs. App.