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Remove a member from Teams team/channel from Power Apps Flow

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Hi,

I am trying to remove a user from Teams channel/team by removing it from the app on Power Apps using automate flow.

I am using get profile (v2) to get the membership id of the user by passing its email.

Still it gives me error :

{
  "error": {
    "code": "BadRequest",
    "message": "Invalid membership id provided: '799827b9-e7cf-4727-b58d-83b4a42a9381'",
    "innerError": {
      "date": "2026-03-30T21:52:54",
      "request-id": "a841b286-da8d-43d1-a959-2d8c574409e8",
      "client-request-id": "a841b286-da8d-43d1-a959-2d8c574409e8"
    }
  }

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Sunil Kumar Pashikanti 2,095 Moderator on at

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Hi @MF-30032157-0,

In Microsoft Teams, membership ID ≠ user (Azure AD) ID.
Power Automate and Microsoft Graph require the conversationMemberId, which is unique to the team or channel, not the user profile ID returned by Get Profile (V2).

Try this Approach
List members of the Team or Channel

Use List team members or
Call Graph API:
GET /teams/{team-id}/members

Filter the result by user email or UPN.

Extract the id field from the filtered result
This is the conversationMemberId.

Remove the member

Power Automate action or
Graph API:
DELETE /teams/{team-id}/members/{conversationMemberId}

This resolves the “Invalid membership id” error completely, because Microsoft Teams only accepts conversation‑scoped membership IDs, not Azure AD user IDs.

References:

Automation in Microsoft Teams (Dynamically add and remove team members)

What is member id in remove member from team API? - Microsoft Q&A

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Harish Mogulluri 10 on at

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Hello @MF-30032157-0

From Power Apps, you can pass the user’s email address or UPN (userPrincipalName) to the Power Automate flow as an input parameter.

Once the flow receives this input, you can use the email address (UPN) along with the required details such as the Team ID and Channel ID. Using these values, you can call the Microsoft teams connector (Action: Remove a direct member from a channel )in Power Automate.
Remove a direct member channel have drop down value to select team id and channel id.

Alternatively you can use Graph API to do the same

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