After creating a custom entity, is it possible to change its ownership from team-owned to org-owned?

Ownership types for entities in Microsoft Power Platform are fundamental in determining how access and security are managed for those entities. When a custom entity is created, it is defined as either team-owned or organization-owned, and this designation is critical for access control.

For a team-owned entity, the ownership is assigned to specified teams within the organization. On the other hand, an org-owned entity has a broader scope, as its ownership is linked to the entire organization, allowing all users with the appropriate permissions to access it.

Once an entity is created with a specific ownership type, it cannot be changed to a different ownership type. This limitation is in place to maintain the integrity of the data structure and security model within the Power Platform. Therefore, the assertion that ownership cannot be changed after initial creation is correct.

This means that if a business needs to adjust how its entities are owned and accessed, it would have to create a new entity with the desired ownership type rather than modifying an existing one. Understanding this aspect of entity management is crucial for effectively designing data models and ensuring that the necessary access controls are enforced according to organizational needs.