A company plans to use Microsoft Power Pages. The company gathers business requirements. You need to identify the functional requirements. Which two requirements should you gather? Each correct…

Handling 100 concurrent external site visitors is a non-functional requirement related to performance and scalability, not a specific functional capability the user performs.

Allowing users to control the use of their personal data in Microsoft Dataverse relates to data privacy and governance, which is often a non-functional or compliance requirement, rather than a direct functional interaction with Power Pages.

The ability for users to log in using single sign-on (SSO) is a functional requirement, describing a specific user interaction and system capability related to authentication for the Power Pages site. Power Pages natively supports various authentication providers, including Azure AD, for SSO, directly enabling this user login feature.

Using Azure Front Door with Power Pages to improve caching capabilities is a technical implementation detail or a non-functional requirement related to performance and infrastructure, not a direct functional requirement from a user's perspective.

The ability for users to submit a service request on a Power Pages site is a functional requirement, as it defines a specific action users must be able to perform and a capability the system must provide. This involves form submission and data capture into Dataverse, a core interactive feature of Power Pages.