Power Platform inventory schema reference

Power Platform inventory exposes resource data through the PowerPlatformResources table in Azure Resource Graph. This article describes the resource types and fields available in that table so you can build targeted queries and understand the data model behind the Power Platform inventory experience.

For information about querying the table programmatically, see Power Platform inventory API. For the full REST API reference, see the Power Platform REST API documentation.

Resource types

Every record in the PowerPlatformResources table has a type field that identifies the resource type. The following table lists all supported types.

Shared resource fields

All resource types in the PowerPlatformResources table include the following fields.

Connector inventory (preview)

Power Platform inventory represents connectors in two related ways:

• Connectors used by resources: the connectors and operations that each app, flow, or agent uses, captured as the properties.powerPlatformConnectors array. This data also appears as a Connectors column across the Power Platform admin center inventory grids: the unified Manage > Inventory page and the resource-specific views under Copilot Studio, Power Apps, and Power Automate.
• Connectors as a resource type: each connector available in your tenant is also its own inventory record, under the microsoft.powerplatformconnector/connectors resource type. For its fields, see Connectors as a resource type.

The following resource types emit connector data: canvas apps, model-driven apps, cloud flows, agent flows, workflow agent flows, and Copilot Studio agents (including Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Builder).

For flows (cloud flows, agent flows, and workflow agent flows), the inventory additionally captures the connector and operation that initiate the flow as properties.trigger and properties.triggerOperation. These fields complement powerPlatformConnectors, which captures the connectors invoked during flow execution.

Schema

Example

{
  "type": "microsoft.powerapps/canvasapps",
  "properties": {
    "displayName": "Learning Resources App",
    "powerPlatformConnectors": [
      {
        "connectorId": "shared_sharepointonline",
        "operations": [
          { "operationId": "GetItems" },
          { "operationId": "PostItem" }
        ]
      },
      {
        "connectorId": "shared_office365users",
        "operations": [
          { "operationId": "MyProfile_V2" }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

Connectors as a resource type

Power Platform inventory not only captures connector usage on individual resources but also includes connectors as a resource type, microsoft.powerplatformconnector/connectors. Each record represents a connector available in your tenant and lists the operations it exposes, along with publisher and tier metadata.

Known limitations

• Tabular connectors don't report operations. Connectors bound as data sources (such as SharePoint, Dataverse, SQL Server, and Excel Online) appear in powerPlatformConnectors but emit an empty operations array.
• Built-in actions aren't captured. Built-in actions from Power Automate, such as the HTTP built-in action, Control actions, and Data operations, aren't connectors and don't appear in powerPlatformConnectors. This difference often causes confusion: a flow that calls an external service through the HTTP built-in action shows no connector for that call.
• Code apps, vibe apps, and App Builder apps aren't covered. Only the resource types listed in this section emit connector data.
• Model-driven apps rarely report connectors. Model-driven apps rarely call connectors directly. Connector data only appears when a canvas page is embedded in a model-driven app, and that page's connector usage is captured on the canvas page record itself.
• No connector display names or tier data. This release exposes connector IDs and operation IDs only. Display names, tiers (Standard/Premium), and publisher information aren't included.

Canvas apps

Model-driven apps

Code apps

App Builder apps

For more information, see App Builder.

Cloud flows

Agent flows

Workflow agent flows

Copilot Studio agents

Copilot Studio agents have a rich set of properties beyond the shared fields, including core, identity, and configuration properties. For the full schema, see Microsoft Copilot Studio Agent inventory schema.

Environments

For more information about environments, see Environments overview.

Environment groups

For more information, see Environment groups.

Related content

• Power Platform inventory
• Power Platform inventory API
• Power Platform inventory sample queries
• Environments overview
• Environment groups
• Azure Resource Graph overview
• Kusto Query Language (KQL) overview