Get List of Connectors in use

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Posted on by TonyMcg1

Looking at getting some solution togetther in flow to help Admon Govern what the users are creating.

Is there a connetor that will list the connections used in a Flow & PowerApp (and list the using Flow/PowerApp)

or is this something that requires PowerShell or Security & compliance access.

I hav eflow s that can list newlay created Flows and apps, but what to get in to detail on each Flow and App and list connections used.

Any help guidance on this wold be great...

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Ed Gonzales 4,531 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi there. You may want to check out John Liu's app, Flow Studio. It's great for managing multiple Flows.

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TonyMcg1 50 on at

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@edgonzales

Thank you, I have been in contact with John Liu, Flow Studio looks great, but as an enterprise there are security concerns that need to be approved before giving consent to our data to an external party.
Looking to get simular pieces in place internally, and it whould be possible, just wondering if there are details avilable to show how.
at the moment just looking for a way to will list the connections used in a Flow & PowerApp (and list the using Flow/PowerApp)

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Hi @TonyMcg1 ,

There is no any function is microsoft flow/apps could list the connections used in a Flow & PowerApp.

Best regards,

Alice

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TonyMcg1 50 on at

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@v-alzhan-msft
whith the 'powerapps for admins' connector
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/connectors/powerappsforadmins/#get-connections-as-admin
the 'Get connections as admin' Action seems to return Flow name, Displayname... and looks to also list connection parameters and list each connection used in the flow.
Then havin gth FLow name ID, I'm sure we can trace back to user.

Would you agree with this or is there an issue here with this idea?

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mvn 32 on at

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Powershell can list details of connectors in flow, for example if you explore the following in a flow object you can find details of connectors there:
$flow.Internal.properties.definitionSummary.actions

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VictorIvanidze 13,073 on at

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Hi @mvn, where can I read about that?

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mvn 32 on at

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I found it by trial, looking at the properties of Flow object.
You can iterate the Actions and then in Action.api.properties.tier will give you whether its Premium or not.

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VictorIvanidze 13,073 on at

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Thank you.

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