MC1188118 – Dataverse – Dataverse SDK for Python (archived)

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Entra, Microsoft 365 Apps, Microsoft Dataverse

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We are announcing the availability of a new Dataverse SDK that enables the development of automated, intelligent processes (agentic workflows) by allowing seamless integration with Python's ecosystem for data analysis, AI, and workflow orchestration. The Dataverse SDK for Python will be available for public preview on November 19, 2025.

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2025-11-20

updated:
2025-11-20

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Integration Issues
If the Dataverse SDK for Python is implemented without proper preparation, it may lead to integration issues with existing systems, causing disruptions in data flow and accessibility.
   - roles: Data Scientists, Developers
   - references: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2023/10/01/announcing-the-dataverse-sdk-for-python/

User Experience Degradation
Lack of preparation for the new SDK could result in a steep learning curve for users, leading to frustration and decreased productivity as they adapt to the new tools and workflows.
   - roles: End Users, IT Support
   - references: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2023/10/01/announcing-the-dataverse-sdk-for-python/

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Imagine Dataverse as a large library where all your business data is stored, organized, and easily accessible. Now, think of Python as a versatile toolset that can help you analyze and make sense of that data, much like a detective uses various tools to solve a mystery. The new Dataverse SDK for Python is like a bridge that connects this library to the detective's toolkit, allowing Python developers and data scientists to work with the data more efficiently and creatively.

This SDK simplifies the process of accessing and manipulating data within Dataverse. It's akin to having a library card that not only lets you borrow books but also allows you to rearrange the shelves, add new books, or even remove outdated ones. You can perform complex searches and queries using Python, much like asking a librarian to find all books related to a specific topic.

Security is also a key feature. Think of it as having a secure pass that ensures only authorized personnel can access certain sections of the library. This is achieved through integration with Azure Active Directory, providing a secure way to authenticate users.

For those repetitive tasks that you find yourself doing over and over, the SDK allows you to automate them using Python scripts. It's like having a robot assistant in the library that can perform routine tasks for you, freeing up your time for more important work.

The SDK is also designed to be flexible and extendable. This means you can integrate Dataverse's capabilities into your own custom solutions, much like adding a new wing to the library to house a special collection.

In summary, the Dataverse SDK for Python opens up new possibilities for developers and data scientists to interact with business data in a more dynamic and secure way, without needing to be experts in .NET. It's a tool that enhances the ability to create intelligent, automated processes that can drive business innovation.