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2I have a connector that pulls and pushes data from a Power Automate connector to my own server. Then my own server passes on the data to another SaaS company service that is not owned by me. No requests go from my Power Automate connector directly to this other SaaS company service. All requests go through my own server.
For background, the reason I had to use my own server was because the SaaS company service's API wasn't compatible with Microsoft Power Automate. My server is able to transform the SaaS company service's API into a format that works for Power Automate to create a rich user experience.
Would I be classified as an independent publisher for this SaaS company service, or would I be considered a verified publisher?
In addition, an independent publisher connector already exists for this SaaS company service, but it is extremely rudimentary compared to my connector. If I would be classified as an independent publisher, I'm guessing I would need to update this already created connector? The only issue is that the API it would hit would be my servers and not the SaaS companies service.
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