Howdy, I'm working on an app that would help me and others out with user management (e.g., adding and deleting users, editing user information, adding them to groups). I'm essentially trying to mimic a system we have on a sunsetting platform.
To start, I created a user list in SharePoint. Then I realized it'd probably be more convenient down the line to have a Dataverse table instead. So I started building my app around that table. Then I came to wonder if I could just connect directly to the list of users using Entra or Office 365 Users as a data source.
Google seems to indicate that it's possible, but most of the posts I see are related to the Azure AD connection. I've tried using both Microsoft Entra ID and Office 365 Users connections without any success. It doesn't seem to be as straightforward as using, for example, "MicrosoftEntraId" as a source. It looks like it maybe needs "MicrosoftEntraID(something in parenthesis)" and maybe even a ".something" before getting it to work. I've tried a little of this and a little of that, again, unsuccessfully.
I've been toying around in Power Apps for about a year now--very learn-as-I-go. I'm wondering if maybe I'm in over my head at this point. But, I'm also wondering if using Entra as a data source is a bad practice. I think it's probably also worth noting that our particular iteration would end up with fewer users with accounts to our site than guest contacts.
Any advice or guidance about how to move forward would be helpful. Thanks!