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Added and removed premium control, now "License designation" shows as "Premium"

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I added the premium AddressInput and Map controls into my customised SharePoint form, then removed them when I realised they wouldn't be suitable for our purposes at the moment. However, this has caused the "License Designation" on the app details page to change to "Premium". There are no premium connectors or controls being used on it.

This has had the effect of preventing access to the form by end users, since they do not have any Premium licenses.

I can't export and re-import the app package as it's a customised form for a SharePoint list, not a standalone canvas app.

How can I reset this without completely removing and rebuilding my form?

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Hi,

It takes a little while before it goes back to normal. If you give it a day or so it should recheck at some point and it should be fixed. Otherwise if you need the issue fixed right now I believe the only option is export which you have already said isn't an option for you.

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Thanks for the reply @alrez. I discovered that it reset to Standard if I reverted to and published a previous version (just reverting wasn't enough). This was the case even though I hadn't published the form with the premium connectors.

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Hi @alrez ,

I have a similar scenario where I used Word Online Business connector in a flow which is working in my Powerapp. I have since deleted the connection for the connector but my app wont change the license designation from premium. In addition it wont allow me to export the package due to the below error that's driving me nuts because I cant find a solution for it either.

The caller with object id '4ef66591-4f74-4eeb-819d-b032bbbd1bb8' does not have permission for connection '8d99bd45-cc9d-44d1-a4c0-c001f051fd2d' under Api 'shared_logicflows'.

The other problem I have is that whenever I log into the app an allow request pops up for the premium connector and it is added back to Power Automate >> Data >> Connections.

Am at my wits end, please help!!

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Update-Fixed the issue.

Had to export flows (.zip), delete them from Power Automate and the Power App. Published the app. Standard license reacquired.

Imported the flows as new, re-associated them with the Powerapp and published. Standard license maintained.

Thanks for the insight and pardon my anxiety, was under alot of pressure.😁😎

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