How to Check Premium Connectors for PowerApps App

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Hi All,

I recently updated my PowerApp app, which is a form.

However, after the update, users have reported that they need to have a PowerApps plan to access the form.

I suspect this might be due to an inclusion of a premium connector, but I do not know how to find this.

Is there a way to narrow down which connector is premium so I can see if I can do a workaround?

I did check the Details page of the app and noted that it was Premium, but reverting the app to an earlier version which users can access also indicates the app is premium even though they are not forced to have a PowerApps plan to access it.

Any information is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Best Regards

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mmbr1606 14,605 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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hey

every premium connector can be identified, because next to it you will find a diamond icon.

if my answer helped please mark as verified,

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robthebin 83 on at

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Hi and thanks for the reply.

The diamond lets me check what components are premium before adding them, but is there a way to check which components are premium after adding them? (e.g. from the library)

I also have no recollection of adding any of the below to my form.

Example image is before adding:

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timl 36,393 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi robthebin

If you paste a screenshot of your data connections, one of us here can point out if there are any premium connectors in use.

Another thing to check are Power Automate Flows. If your app calls a Flow that carries out a 'premium' action, that will mark your app as 'premium'.

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mmbr1606 14,605 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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i am not sure if you can see it after they have been added,

there are also other possibilites why the app can turn to premium for example: SQL,DATAVERSE or other premium datasources.

or if you connect a premium flow to the app

have a look at this:

When will your Canvas App become Premium? (Power Apps)

if my answer helped please mark it as verified,

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robthebin 83 on at

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Hi All and thanks for the responses.

I watched the video linked by mmbr1606 and noted that all Dataverse connections are considered premium.

I found a Dataverse connection named "tbl_Permissions" in my data connections, which might be the cause of this.

I will try deleting it and see if it fixes the issue.

Data connections:

I also checked my Power Automate flows but noted that no flows inside are premium.

There is only a flow that creates a file in SharePoint, but I noted that it is not premium.

Power Automate flows:

Flow content:

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robthebin 83 on at

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Hi All, thanks for your responses.

I managed to solve the issue by deleting a Dataverse data connection.

Thank you very much for your assistance.

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mmbr1606 14,605 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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please make sure to mark my answer as verified, as i pointed you in the right direction with the premium datasources ;)

cheers

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