Until recently, when a user requests access to the app i'm the owner of, I'd get an email with their request. Now, I'm not getting their emails. They're sending me screenshots of their 'request sent' screens, and I've tested this with a co-worker by un-sharing it and having them request access, only for the email to never arrive.
Has something changed regarding owner notifications? Can I restore the original notification method?
Hi @epiej ,
Do you not share your app to your end users, instead, share the App Url to them and ask them to request access?
I have made a test on my side, and don't have the issue that you mentioned. The Request Access Notification email sent well as below:
Please check if your are the owner/creator of the canvas app your end users send Request Access to. Also please check if you have shared your app to the request user already from your PowerApps Portal.
If you have shared your canvas app to the request user already, you would not get the request access notification email from the request user. If the end user could not access your app with the App Link of your app, please check if they have signed in with proper credential to access the App Link.
Best regards,
There are some users who are getting the URL without the app being shared with them first. We expected they would be met with the 'you don't have access, please request access from owner', screen, they send the request (again, they sent me screenshots of their 'request sent' screens.
I am the owner of the app, and the people who are requesting access are new people, not shared with before. There are people sharing the link to the app within my organization, and I'm supposed to green-light them when their request comes in.
I am also experiencing this issue.
When a user clicks on the "request access" link on the "This app isn't opening correctly" screen, I am no longer receiving email notification of the requests, although this was something I received previously.
I've actually started receiving people's request emails again. Not sure what's changed.
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