Hi @MilanGross ,
Do you want to get a list of all the apps in your talent?
Yes, you could use the two ways that he @HSheild listed.
Now let me explain them in details.
Firstly, you need to be the talent's admin or else you do not have permission to use both of the two solutions.
1)use PowerApps for Admins connector (in this solution, you also need to connect with PowerPlatform for Admins connector)
You could use this function to get all the apps of the environments:
PowerAppsforAdmins.GetAdminApps(Environment Name)
You could use this function to get all environment names:
PowerPlatformforAdmins.GetAdminEnvironment()
So combine them together, you could save all apps details to a collection by using this formula:
Clear(applist);ForAll(PowerPlatformforAdmins.GetAdminEnvironment().value,Collect(applist,PowerAppsforAdmins.GetAdminApps(name).value))
Please notice, since some environments are invalid, so using this function will get error message like "the environment could not be found....". But the collection has collected data successfully.
Also, you can not get all the apps by using these two connectors.
By default, the limit is 250 app.
Here are docs about these two connectors for your reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/powerappsforadmins/
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/powerplatformforadmins/
2)use powershell:
You could use "Get-AdminPowerAppEnvironment" to get app lists of an environment.
You could use "Get-PowerAppEnvironment" to get environment name.
Here's a blog about this for your reference:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/gdpr-admin-powershell-cmdlets/
Please notice that you could get more apps by using this solution.
Here's an issue about comparing these two solutions for your reference:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Powershell-vs-PowerApps-Admin-Connections/m-p/364562
Best regards,
