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the user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection 'Microsoft Dataverse'.

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I have Power Apps per app plan for one user. and assigned to environment. I have created solution and under the solution created modern driven app. also I have created under the solution business process flow. I want to trigger flow from the business process, so I have created automated flow under the solution and using Microsoft Data verse premium connector. when I click save flow. I get the user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection 'Microsoft Data verse'.

As I know Power Apps per app plan, allow to user Power Automate use rights (including premium connectors)?????

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iAm_ManCat 18,256 Most Valuable Professional on at

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My understanding of the licensing is that you can run a premium flow when its run in the context of the App (ie directly), rather than via secondary action like a business process flow.

You can check that out on page 4 of the licensing guide

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I have tried to run in the context of the App (directly), same error I get when add Microsoft Data verse action to add row in the table.
I don't know, it seems not using or seeing the assigned license.
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I don't think creation of a premium flow is part of the per app flow - my understanding is that it was around running the flow within the context of the App, you'd still need some kind of license (1x Per User or higher) to create a flow with premium connectors - In a canvas App this would be easier as the canvas-app-triggered flow is created within the Studio rather than directly from the Power Automate editor.
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I have the same problem.

@pscadmin have you figured it out?