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Power Platform connector reference overview

Explore 288 Microsoft-published connectors for Power Automate, Power Apps and Azure Logic Apps. Search by name, browse an expandable tree grouped by licence, platform or publisher, or switch to card view. Each connector links to its official Microsoft Learn documentation.

How to use this overview

Use the Tree view to expand branches such as Standard › Power Automate › A–C, or switch to Cards for a searchable grid. Filter by platform, Premium, Preview, Deprecated or MCP Server, then select a connector to open its Microsoft Learn page.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Power Platform connector?

A connector is a wrapper around an API that lets Power Automate, Power Apps and Azure Logic Apps talk to a service such as SharePoint, Outlook or Zendesk through triggers and actions.

What is the difference between Standard and Premium connectors?

Standard connectors are included with most Power Platform plans. Premium connectors need a premium licence. They are marked with a diamond Premium badge in this overview.

What are MCP server connectors?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server connectors expose a service's tools to AI agents. This overview flags the Microsoft connectors that Microsoft Learn lists under its MCP Server filter.

What does Preview or Deprecated mean?

Preview connectors are not yet generally available and may change. Deprecated connectors are being retired, so avoid them in new solutions and migrate existing ones.

Where does the data come from?

The list is adapted from the Microsoft Learn connector reference. Always check the linked Microsoft Learn page for the latest actions, limits and licensing.

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