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I'm getting the warning "Your flow was created, but it is currently suspended since it uses a combination of connectors that conflict with the company data loss prevention policies or billing restrictions".

It seems that the only way to determine which connector is causing the problem, is by going to the admin center and reviewing the DLP. Is this correct? I'm an admin so I can do that, but how is non-admin supposed to know what to do from this message?

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Hi @DLGross,
Someone is non-admin also can click Setting->Admin center->Data Policy in Flow Portal to identify non-compliant connections.
This is a user without administrator privileges, but he can still access the Admin center and view the Data Policy.
Please take a try.

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Thanks for the instructions, that is helpful to know, but how is the user supposed to know to do that? there is no information provided in the warning about how to resolve the problem.

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Hi @DLGross,

I am afraid that Flow's warning is not yet straightforward to explain to the user how to resolve it.
You could tell the user about Doc online about Flow.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/flow/prevent-data-loss

Best Regards,
Barry

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