I have an active Dynamics 365 Customer Service Enterprise subscription assigned to my user, with both Global Administrator and Power Platform Administrator roles.
The Default environment has a Dataverse database created and is in “Ready” status.
Issue:
In the Power Platform Admin Center → Dynamics 365 Apps for the Default environment, the “Dynamics 365 Customer Service” or “Customer Service Hub” app does not appear as available to install.
Other apps are visible (Customer Insights – Realtime, Onboarding Essentials, Customer Service Community, CRM Hub, Omnichannel Power Virtual Agent Extension), but not the core Customer Service module.
I suspect the system did not provision the base package because the license was purchased from the Microsoft 365 Admin Center rather than converting the trial environment.
Verified:
Active and assigned license.
Full admin permissions.
Dataverse database exists in Default.
Question:
How can I force the provisioning of Customer Service Hub in the Default environment without creating a new environment?
Does Microsoft Support need to manually provision it?
Hi there 👋
Thanks for your question!
If the Customer Service Hub app is missing from the Default environment despite having an active Dynamics 365 Customer Service Enterprise license, and the Dataverse database is ready, the issue may be related to how the environment was provisioned.
✅ Here’s what you can try:
Check App Availability in Power Platform Admin Center
Use Microsoft 365 Admin Center > Purchase Services
Force App Provisioning via PowerShell or Admin Center
Alternative Workaround
💡 Since you’ve already verified license assignment, admin roles, and Dataverse readiness, contacting Microsoft Support is likely the fastest and safest way to resolve this without creating a new environment.
Hope this helps!
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Best regards! 👋
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