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What context does the power app/automate run in? In powerapps, how can you get impersonation/elevated privileges?

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Power apps run in the context of the current user.

If your flow is triggered by an AUTOMATIC event, it will always operate in the context of a flow owner (Who created the flow). Manually triggered flows, such as those that BEGIN with a button in a PowerApp, however, EXECUTE in the context of the person who clicks the button.

Although there is no default impersonation action, we can create two flows in which Flow A is called when a power app button is pressed and passes HTTP REQUEST data to Flow B. This is when we pass data that is CRITICAL to the business logic, lose all context knowledge, and impersonate the user.



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