Model App Access Checker for Dataverse

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Want to know which model applications your users have access to in Dataverse? Check out the app access checker that is available within the Power Platform admin center. Enter a users Id or email address and see the list of published apps in your environment and all the access, license and security information specific to that user. This can be a very useful tool in troubleshooting why a user cannot see a specific app in your environment.

Below are the different ways you can access the app access checker.

Direct Url

You can access the app access checker directly using a url. Here is the format.

https://<Your Org>.crm.dynamics.com/WebResources/msdyn_AppAccessChecker.html

Power Platform Admin Center

  • Open the Power Platform admin center https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/
  • On the Environments list click the link for the environment you would like to check.2021-06-28_13-33-25
  • Click on See all under the User heading the Action area. 2021-06-28_13-26-21
  • Click the app access checker link located above the Users list.2021-06-28_13-26-02

WebAPI Call

The information returned to the page comes from a single WebAPI call. If you will to call it yourself and create your own page you can do so.

https://<Your Org>.crm.dynamics.com/api/data/v9.0/RetrieveUserAppDebugInfo(UserIdOrEmail%20='testuser2@rawonet.onmicrosoft.com')

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