Get a list of canvas apps and Flows across all of your environments using PowerShell
Need a super fast way to get a complete list of all of the flows and canvas apps in your organisations tenant? In this post I’ll show you how to do this using P
Need a super fast way to get a complete list of all of the flows and canvas apps in your organisations tenant? In this post I’ll show you how to do this using PowerShell and the Power Apps administration module.
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More about Canvas Apps and Flows across all of your environments
The Get-CanvasAppAndFlowList cmdlet provides a way to get a list of all the Canvas Apps and Flows across all of your environments using PowerShell. This cmdlet is part of the Microsoft PowerApps CLI module, which enables you to manage your Power Platform environment from a command line interface (CLI). The results include information about each App/Flow such as its name, id, type, owner and more. You can also filter based on various properties like app name or owner. This can be useful for tracking changes in your environment over time or finding out who owns an application quickly.
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Jul 6, 2020 — The PowerShell cmdlet can only retrieve Canvas App and flow. In my opinion, there is no way to get the shared users for Model-driven App. Sik.
Dec 14, 2021 — (In fact, some teams may actually contain a Power Platform environment, too.) This can make it particularly challenging to find the app you're ...