Hello,
I have a question regarding licensing requirements for Power Apps. I am developing an application that solely relies on connections with SharePoint. I would like to know if a Power Apps license is required in this scenario.
Could someone please clarify the licensing requirements for such a SharePoint-connected Power App?
Thank you 😄
Hi @Anonymous,
Some Microsoft and Office related licenses (think of Office E3, F3...) that are especially common in organisations have 'Power Apps use rights' - meaning that you can create, share & use Power Apps that solely rely on Standard Connectors. (this includes SharePoint 😊)
Once you add a premium connector (such as Dataverse), all users will need a premium license. One thing to keep in mind is that you (and other non-licensed users) are limited to 6000 Power Platform requests / 24h. (think of API calls to SharePoint) This might very well suffice but it is something to think about, especially when building large scale, complex Power Apps. There are other limitations that are mentioned in this YouTube video.
Please find some additional resources below:
I hope this helps!
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