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What does "Standard and Premium Connectors included only when in context of Office 365 or Dynamics" really mean?

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Hi,

I am trying to get a grip of the licensing of HTTP connectors in PA. I know they are classified as premium but for O365 licensing the following information is included on the page Understanding Power Platform Licensing (section named Seeded Power Automate)

 

Standard and Premium Connectors included only when in context of Office 365 or Dynamics

 

Can anyone please try to explain to me what that means?

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  • Rahber Profile Picture
    1,935 on at

    Power Automate use within Office 365 is limited to the context of the embedding Office 365 application.
    For both triggers and actions, flows included within the Office 365 application can connect to:


    • Any data source within the use rights of the Office 365 application
    • Directly with the Office 365 application (via built in trigger/action)

     

    Same is the case for Dynamics 365

     

    Please click Accept as Solution if it resolved your problem or give it a Thumbs Up if it helped you in anyway this will allow other people to search correct solutions effectively.

    Thanks,

    Rahber

  • Plinderoth Profile Picture
    42 on at

    Does this mean that for example the HTTP connectors can be used if they are only used together with O365 connectors included in our O365 license?

     

    Does this mean that the Word (online) connector can be used as long as we only use other O365 connectors in the same flow?

  • MattWeston365 Profile Picture
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    Hi @Plinderoth that wording is really confusing.

     

    Effectively, anything that has a premium tag against it requires either a per-user or a per-process license assigned in order to use it. Adding a premium connector into your flow will automatically prompt to start a free trial.

  • Plinderoth Profile Picture
    42 on at

    Agree, the wording is very confusing. I wonder if Microsoft even know themselves what they mean by that. I was hoping that someone here had a good explanation.

     

    I have reached out to our MS contact, let's see what we get back.

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