Power Platform environments are separate spaces used to build, manage, and store apps, flows, and data.
For example, a company may use a Development environment to create new apps, a Test environment to check and validate changes, and a Production environment where real users work.
Each environment has its own apps, data, security roles, and settings. This means changes made in Development will not affect live users. Environments help teams manage projects safely, maintain control, and follow proper deployment processes.
