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Hello!

I am new to this and could not find a suitable solution for my problem while searching through the posts on this site. If the solution is already here and I did not find it I am very sorry - but it must have been very well hidden 🙂

I built an app in PowerApps and I can't run it (except while in editing mode) without immidiately getting a prompt that I have to get a premium licence or start a test-account because my app uses premium connectors. I do not use any premium connectors.

In previous app-versions (or previous "builds") of this app I included PowerAutomate flows that used http-connectors (which are premium), but since I learned that they are premium, I replaced them and deleted the corresponing PowerAutomate flows as well as the references to these flows within my app.

I am using an Office365-Licence (A3 for faculty) within a school-environment.

Within my flows I use the following connectors:

My app uses the following connectors:

I would really appreciate some help with this problem, as I do not have any idea where to look or what to do... I looked trough all my flows and all the code I put into the app, but I cannot find any premium connectors. Is it possible, that it indicates the app as premium because it was "premium" in a premium version (because of the http-connectors)? Would deleting all previous versions that were saved (which would be roughly 100 because I save and test a lot...) solve the problem?

Thanks for reading and I hope you can help me (;

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Pstork1 69,417 Most Valuable Professional on at

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The connection labeled 'SharePoint Sites' is actually using Dataverse. That's a Premium connection.

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DomDomDom 10 on at

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Wow... that was very quick!
I should have asked here way sooner 😄
I thought there would be a crown next to the connector if it was premium... would have never found that!

Thank you very much!

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I think you found a bug in the UI. If you look at it in the connector list you can see the Icon is marked Premium, but its categorized as Standard. But anywhere other than Inside Power Apps in Teams Dataverse is always Premium

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Danniboy 2 on at

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Hello, same topic of problem, due to use of dataverse premium, my application passed in premium. I removed the connector but premium was not removed. To ensure there was no more Premium connectors or Premium controls left, I deleted all stuff (see my screenshots). But the Premium licence is still there.. it is definitive or is there a long time lag to wait to get back to standard ? Thanks.

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Getting rid of the connector reference can be very difficult after it has been used in an app. If that's the only app you used the connector in try deleting the connection itself Under Dataverse > Connections in the main Power Apps menu.

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jamesb060780 4 on at

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This worked for me! I used dataverse before moving to a table inside the app, and only other connector was sharepoint list.

Interestingly Dataverse showed no apps connected, but on deleting the connector, it immediately dropped to standard.

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