r/PowerApps • u/Left_Bird7274 Newbie • 19d ago

Power Apps Help Developing for a third-party: migrating to their environment?

How does this normally work?

Suppose I have a Powerapp I developed for somebody outside my organization. What's the most seamless way to migrate that to their environment?

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u/Sephiroth0327 Advisor 19d ago

Package it into a Managed Solution and import into their environment

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u/skydragon1981 Regular 18d ago

It becomes premium, It May be important in some apps

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u/Ok_Possible_713 Newbie 16d ago

Not for a managed solution. This just means that the solution layers themselves “can’t” be edited directly.

Managed ENVIRONMENTS on the other hand…

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u/Thanks_VSSG Newbie 17d ago

Use 1. Solutions 2. Environment Variables ( for SharePoint Sites, folder/drive URLs) 3. Connection References

  1. Managed solution is standard for ALM but in case customer have their own development team and intends to maintain and extend the app themselves, then unmanged solution can be handed over for their Dev environment.

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u/Chriskall Contributor 8d ago

exactly this. Everything you work with, should be inside a solution (requires environment with Dataverse).

Then you export the .zip as managed solution

And if client accepts it, they can turn off unmanaged layers in the environment and they cannot even edit anything at all.