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A paid PowerApps Plan 2 license or a PowerApps Plan 2 trial license.

To perform the administration operations in the admin cmdlets, you’ll need the following: Users with a valid PowerApps license can perform the operations in these cmdlets, but they will only have access to the resources (for example, apps, flows, etc.) that have been created or shared with them. $pass = ConvertTo-SecureString "password" -AsPlainText -ForceĪdd-PowerAppsAccount -Username -Password $pass # This call opens prompt to collect credentials (AAD account & password) used by the commandsĪdd-PowerAppsAccount # Here is how you can pass in credentials (avoiding opening a prompt) These credentials are refreshed for up to ~8 hours before you’re required to sign in again to continue using the cmdlets.

Before accessing any of the commands, you have the option to provide your credentials using the following command.

If you are prompted to accept the change to InstallationPolicy value of the repository, accept Yes to all modules by typing in ‘A’ and hitting enter for each module.

Cmdlets that start with the word ‘Admin’ are designed to be used by an administrative user account. Note that you can still use the cmdlets if you’re not an admin on the tenant, but you will be limited to the resources you own.

You can combine these cmdlets with other PowerShell functions to write complex scripts that can optimize your workflow. Running these PowerApps cmdlets will allow you to interact with your Business Application Platform without having to go through the admin portal in a web browser.

: Cmdlets are now available on the PowerShell gallery as two separate modules: Administrator ( link) and Maker ( link).Ĭmdlets are functions written in PowerShell script language that execute commands in the Windows PowerShell environment.

This week we have released an extended version of the PowerApps PowerShell script functions (cmdlets) that provide admin access to resources on their instance of PowerApps, Flow, and the Business Application Platform in the PowerShell environment. Many of you have been asking for access to PowerApps and Flow control through PowerShell.