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Agents use the security permissions of the connected user's identity, and any role-based access control set up in Dynamics 365 automatically applies to agents.
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10/21/2026
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Dynamics 365 MCP Server: The Future of AI and ERP Integration
youtubem365 Show by Mirko Peters [Microsoft MVP]10/21/2026
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