How I customer confidenct that standard connector that they use will not change to premium in the future?

[kiapipat]

Hi Folk,

How I customer confidenct that standard connector that they use will not change to premium in the future? most of customer use PowerPlatform that come with Office 365. The app that they built use standard connector (HTTP Request), but now movinng to Premium without warning any message to the customer, So how they confidenct that it will not happen with other connector that they used?

Regard,

Kittipong

[sharonsumner]

Hey

Its a great question and one that caught a lot of us out. The simple answer is you cannot be sure of anything on the platform while its growing at the pace it is (and that's a good thing that its changing so quickly). What Microsoft are doing is offering some lengthy grandfathering times that you can request on your tenancy. They mostly offer 6 months to a year for these kinds of changes to allow you time to implement a solution to replace it or add additional apps that improve the value of the licence. 

Its never great to be taken by surprise but their guidance at the moment seems to be that Office 365 tools (sharepoint, office apps, outlook etc. ) integration is going to stay standard. So you now need to look at the value of the http request to the company you have implemented it for and consider if the same can be done within SharePoint as a data source or if not does the applicaiton add enough value for the licence cost. 

Sharon

[v-xida-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @kiapipat ,

Effective October 1, 2019,  some standard connectors would be reclassified from Standard to Premium. If the standard connectors has been reclassified from Standard to Premium, the corresponding marked "Premium" icon as below:Premium connector in PowerApps

Premium connector in MS Flow

Currently, the "HTTP" connector is a Premium connector, which is not available through Office 365 licenses. The following standard connectors would be reclassified from Standard to Premium since October 1, 2019:

	Azure Application Insights
	Azure Automation
	Azure Blob Storage
	Azure Container
	Azure Cosmos
	Azure Data Factory
	Azure Data Lake
	Azure DevOps
	Azure Event Grid
	Azure Event Grid Publish
	Azure File Storage
	Azure IoT Central
	Azure Kusto
	Azure Log Analytics
	Azure Log Analytics Data Collector
	Azure Queues
	Azure Resource Manager
	Azure SQL
	Azure SQL Data Warehouse
	Azure Table Storage
	Dynamics 365
	Dynamics 365 Customer Insights
	Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations
	Dynamics 365 Sales Insights
	Dynamics 365 Business Central
	Dynamics 365 Business Central (on-premises)
	Dynamics NAV
	Event Hubs
	Service Bus
        SQL Server

Best regards,