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Overview
This procedure outlines the steps to import guest users into Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) using a PowerShell script that leverages the Microsoft Graph API.
Unlike the standard guest invitation process, this script enhances user profiles by automatically setting additional attributes, such as:
- Mobile Phone
- Company Name
- Usage Location (defaults to Belgium)
Key Benefits of this Automated Process
- Saves time – No manual user entry required.
- Ensures consistency – Standardized name formatting (DUPONT Jean-Claude).
- Enhances guest user management – Additional attributes ensure proper user records.
- Avoids duplicate users – The script checks if a user exists before adding them.
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Inventory Power Automate Flows with SharePoint, Connectors, and Owners
If you manage Microsoft Power Platform environments across your organization, getting a clear view of your Power Automate flows can be a challenge. Who owns them? Which connectors are in use? Are flows connected to SharePoint lists or document libraries?
This PowerShell script helps you generate a complete inventory of flows across all environments, including:
- The environment ID
- The Flow Name
- The owner of each flow
- The Type of item line :
- Connector used by the flow
- Resource depending on one of the connectors
- The connectors used (like SharePoint, Outlook, etc.)
- Referenced resource depending on the connector : SharePoint sites, lists, and files ID (when applies) - this will produce additional line(s) if data is available
- The flow status (enabled/disabled)
- The creation date of each flow
The result is exported into a CSV file with a timestamped filename for easy tracking and archiving.
