Now connect the existing Device Lifecycle Hub managed app to Office 365 Users and implement its real Profile page. Do this through this managed app's supported connector binding, not a general Cowork connector action. Keep the same app and preserve all original and saved virtual business records, IDs, lines and activity; do not reset/reseed or create a replacement app.

Use the Office 365 Users current-user profile operation (MyProfile_V2, "Get my profile (V2)") via the supported managed-app action-mode connection. Use the existing authorized connection for the signed-in corporate account. Show the actual returned display name, email/UPN, job title, department and office. For genuinely missing optional values show "Not provided"; include explicit loading, error and Retry states. Keep this real profile distinct from the synthetic Demo persona selector.

Read only the signed-in user's own profile. Do not search other employees, send messages, write directory data, create business data sources, use direct HTTP/Graph/token extraction, or change account/tenant policies or permissions. An old connection expiry timestamp alone is not proof of failure; use the existing managed-app binding rather than assuming re-consent is necessary. If the native app connection experience genuinely requires interactive sign-in/consent, present that requirement and pause. If the actual supported binding returns a platform or authorization error, report it accurately; never substitute a fake successful profile.

This is a planned implementation change, not a general connector preflight or a self-review request. Do not run a separate audit/acceptance-testing pass or create test records. Briefly report the implemented connection and any actual limitation.