Microsoft's Advanced Connector Policies for Power Platform shift AI agent governance to the action level, letting administrators control exactly which SAP connector operations and MCP servers AI tools are permitted to use. ERP teams scaling low-code automation across finance, procurement, and supply chain must map existing connector usage before applying new Power Platform policies to avoid breaking live business workflows. As AI access becomes a platform selection criterion, enterprise buyers should evaluate how precisely integration platforms can govern agent operations within ERP systems, not just whether a connection is possible. Microsoft moved to harden how Power Platform governs SAP connectivity in June 2026, pairing a new connector governance model with a wave of refreshed SAP documentation. On June 4, Microsoft published the general availability of Advanced Connector Policies for Power Platform, then detailed extensive SAP guidance updates in its June 11 feature update. Advanced Connector Policies replace the classic data loss prevention framework with allowlist-based governance at the action and Model Context Protocol server level. Microsoft applies a single policy per environment, inherited from an environment group or set directly on the environment. The June 11 feature update confirmed 27 or more SAP documentation pages refreshed across the Power Platform administration section.