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Add a member to a Team StatusCode 403 in Power Apps Flows but not in Power Automate manual triggers

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Posted on by BT-12091045-0 9
 
Hello fellow pp users, 
 
I`m encountering some issues with an app we built for users to request access to a specific MS Team. 
 
I am using the connector - Add a member to a Team. Users click on a button within the power app and a flow runs to add that user to the MS Team. 
 
For some reason it doesn`t work anymore - I get the below error:
 
Action 'Add_a_member_to_a_team' failed: You do not have permission to perform this operation.

Opening the flow from within the Power App shows a statusCode of 403. The flow uses When Power Apps calls a flow (v2) connector. 
 
I created a manually triggered flow as a mirror to the one above and it doesn`t fail. It works as expected.
 
I created another Power App with a new flow, same connectors, etc, and am sadly getting the same error. 
 
Anyone encountered this or knows how to solve it ? 
 
BT
 
 
 
0s
 
 
When Power Apps calls a flow (V2)
0.4s
 
 
Get user profile (V2)
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1s
 
Add a member to a team
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Forbidden
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    mmbr1606 Profile Picture
    mmbr1606 14,615 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    hey 
     
    i think your issue is a better fit for the power automate section of this forum to be found here:
     
     
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    BT-12091045-0 9 on at
    FYI all - this was an easy fix. Turns out I was running some of the connectors as the logged in user . You can change how some connectors react/act as - for example you can have some connectors trigger as the app user, and others as the app owner.  This fixed the issues I was having with Teams and SharePoint actions. 
     
    This is how I did it:
     
    Go to your flow , open it in Power Automate
    Don`t edit the flow, click Edit under Run only users
     
    Under Connections used you will see all the connectors used in your flow
    Each of them have a drop down and an option to change from "Provided by run-only user" which means the user that is using the Power App, to a different connection, such as your account. 
     
    Hope this may help someone else one day. 
     
     

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