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system errors are not clear to users. How it can be replaced

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Posted on by SivaR

We have configured the model-driven app to prevent a user, who doesn't have the right privilege, from removing users from the Access Team template.

The system throws the following message when an unauthorized user tries to remove a user from Access Team Template. The following system message is not clear to the user.

is it a bug in the Power platform displaying the message without replacing it with the right parameters for those numbers?

How it can be fixed?

A similar error was received when an unauthorized user tried to run a flow. Please advise if this is a bug that Microsoft planning to fix the error message with meaning full values instead of these numbers or any other way to replace it with a custom message.

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SivaR 34 on at

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system errors are not clear to users. How it can be replaced

Thank you for the reply, Jorge Landazabal F

I looked at the URL you suggested below. The developer tool is indeed helpful for developers to check permissions. However, our goal is to display a message to regular users who might try to run an "On-demand flow" or "remove a user from the Access Team template" without the necessary permissions.
Not all regular users are familiar with using the Developer tool. Therefore, I am looking for suggestions on how we can display appropriate alert messages to these users without showing curly brackets in the message.

Thank you for your assistance.

Siva
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system errors are not clear to users. How it can be replaced

Hello SivaR

To identify the root cause of these generic error messages, we can use Browser Developer Tools. Whenever we receive such an error message, we can open Browser Developer Tools and get all the details related to that error message.
Here is a post with all the details and actions to solve this problem by yourself.

How to Identify missing permissions in Dynamics 365 CRM - Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Tips and Tricks (inogic.com)
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Jorge Landazabal F. on at

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system errors are not clear to users. How it can be replaced

Hello SivaR

To identify the root cause of these generic error messages, we can use Browser Developer Tools. Whenever we receive such an error message, we can open Browser Developer Tools and get all the details related to that error message.
Here is a post with all the details and actions to solve this problem by yourself.

How to Identify missing permissions in Dynamics 365 CRM - Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Tips and Tricks (inogic.com)