Connection not found. Please create a new connection and change your application to use the new connection.

[A-Kiwi]

Below error shows when  tired to edit Document Automation Email Importer.

How to solve that?

[CedrickB · Accepted solution]

It looks like your connection to the Outlook account is not working.

You can click on the "..." in left and create a new connection to another Outlook account.

If you don't have a D365 Outlook account, you can remove this trigger and replace it with another one supported by Power Automate.

In that case, make sure to reflect the changes in the rest on the flow as some references may be broken after that.

[pauldeden]

I started receiving the same error today. I did what was suggested, and even though I'm logged into Outlook on my connection (it says "signed in"), this error continues to show up after about 20 attempts with multiple Outlook users. We use Outlook 365.

Did something break on the Microsoft side that caused this today?

[HassePflug]

I have the same problem. Mail account checked - password etc. fine for account. But suddenly I can't use it in a Outlook Send mail part in Power Automate.

Has anyone found a solution?

[hacback17]

I am facing the same problem. I can't seem to establish the connection. 

In the connections tab, I see it's connected. But don't understand why this problem occurs.

Please help.

[Hectordcl]

Hi, any updates on this?

[StaceyW]

Have you had any success?  I am having the same issue.

[colinnoel]

Hi, I am having this same issue trying to create a scheduled cloud flow that triggers a desktop flow. Under the Data > Connections tab they say connected but upon editing the scheduled cloud flow i receive this error.

Has anyone had any success successfully establishing a connection? I am definitely using the correct domain, username and password. Not sure if case sensitive but i have also exhausted those options. Thank you.

[Thoman]

Same issue trying to trigger a desktop flow.