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Get List of connectors in default environment

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Hello,

 

i need to export list of connectors in use per flow created in the default environment. Does any one have a solution ?

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  • PrasadAthalye Profile Picture
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    @saurabhrupji - There seems to be some solution available within below thread by using Admin action. Please see if it is helpful.

     

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/Get-List-of-Connectors-in-use/m-p/373988

     

    Like and Mark this as solution if this resolves your issue.

     

  • saurabhrupji Profile Picture
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    Thank you Prasad. I actually checked the links as well as checked on all the connectors. 

    For Power App there is a proper connector and actions that provides Power App name, Used Connector as well as Creator name.

    I am struggling with Flow Name, Connectors used and creator report. not finding any solution 😞

  • Kkunvar Profile Picture
    2 on at

    To access this information, navigate to Power Platform Admin Center > Analytics > Power Automate, and adjust the filter to select the specific environment you require information for.

  • sandeepstw Profile Picture
    312 Moderator on at

    hi  , 

    You can do this using creating a new flow in Power Automate. Use the ‘Manually trigger a flow’ trigger to manually start the flow.

    Use the ‘List flows’ action from the Power Automate Management Connector to retrieve a list of all flows in the default environment.

     

    check here some actions -https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/flowmanagement/

    Iterate through the list of flows retrieved in the previous step using the ‘Apply to each’ control.

     

    Inside the loop, use the ‘List flow connections’ action from the Power Automate Management Connector to retrieve a list of connectors used in each flow.

     

    Format data as csv view and export it.

     

    If this helps you, please give kudos and mark it as a solution. 

    Thanks, 

    Sandeep Mishra 

    @saurabhrupji

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