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Hey everyone,

 

I have a PowerApp button that connects to a flow to send an email. 

I need this to be able to work for everyone in the organization immediately, however they are presented with a screen that says:

"Almost there...
AppName needs your permission to use:
Office 365 Outlook

Allow, Don't Allow"

Is there a way we can force the flow so this can be avoided? We don't want over 1500 people to have to click Allow, we just want it to be instantaneous.

Any help or insight is greatly appreciated.

  • MikkoM Profile Picture
    MikkoM 10 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    thank you!

  • Pstork1 Profile Picture
    Pstork1 64,767 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    Here's the official MS documentation on the PowerShell command to bypass the consent dialog.  Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent (Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell) | Microsoft Learn

  • Pstork1 Profile Picture
    Pstork1 64,767 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    Here's the official MS documentation on the PowerShell command to bypass the consent dialog.  Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent (Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell) | Microsoft Learn

  • MikkoM Profile Picture
    MikkoM 10 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    Any updated links?

  • MohitVashishtha Profile Picture
    MohitVashishtha 2 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    Yes, you can set it so that prompt is auto accepted and the user is not prompted using PowerShell.  Here's a BLOG post that will walk you through the steps: 

    https://mohitvash.wordpress.com/2021/06/30/powerapps-avoid-popup-almost-there/

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    Pstork1 64,767 on at
    Re: Skip "allow" Permission Step

    Yes, you can set it so that prompt is auto accepted and the user is not prompted using PowerShell.  Here's a BLOG post that will walk you through the steps.

     https://www.o365dude.com/2019/01/06/bypass-consent-pop-ups-in-powerapps/

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