Forms as connector in a flow

[Anonymous]

Ich möchte eine E-Mail senden, wenn mein Formular neue Antworten enthält. Aber ich bekomme diesen Fehler, wenn ich einen Formularauslöser machen möchte: 

Erforderliche Benutzeranmeldung.

Ich versuche mehrmals, mich anzumelden, erhalte aber jedes Mal diesen Fehler. Was ist das Problem? Ich benutze Formulare und Power Automate privat und habe Büro 356.

[PrasadAthalye]

Apologies if anything is incorrect. Using Google Translate...

Bitte öffnen Sie Formulare, die Sie im Browser verwenden, um das Konto zu überprüfen. Wenn der in der oberen linken Ecke angezeigte Name Forms oder Forms Pro lautet, kann das Anmeldekonto in Flow zum Erstellen einer Verbindung verwendet werden.

Wenn die Formularvorschau angezeigt wird, kann dieses Konto nicht zum Erstellen einer Verbindung verwendet werden. Die zuvor verfügbare Verbindungsliste enthält Microsoft Forms Preview, dieser Connector wird jedoch nicht mehr unterstützt.

Refer this thread. I translated from there... 

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Flows/Microsoft-Flow-and-Forms-invalid-connection/m-p/3...

[Anonymous]

@PrasadAthalye 

I have only Forms on the top. Any other idea?

[PrasadAthalye]

Ok thanks for the confirmation. On the connector, can you check if your connection is working fine?

[Anonymous]

@PrasadAthalye 

How can I check this?

[PrasadAthalye]

Please refer below... Click Add New Connection in case you don't find any OR if existing connection is broken click it and fix it.

[Anonymous]

@PrasadAthalye 

On my connection, there's a red exclamation mark. But if I click on this it doesn't connect.

[Anonymous]

@PrasadAthalye 

This here is also an error I get: 

Create and authorize OAuth connection failed.

[PrasadAthalye]

Can you create a new connection and see if that goes through? You will have to authenticate using your id and password.

[Anonymous]

@PrasadAthalye 

It doesn't work.

[PrasadAthalye]

I think you will have to open a ticket with Microsoft. @Pstork1 Do you have any recommendations? I see that you faced similar issues as part of below thread..

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Using-Flows/Error-Message-quot-create-and-authorize-oauth-connec...

[Pstork1]

Make sure you are using an Office 365 Work or School account (organizational account) that has a Power Automate or Power Apps license.  You can use MS Forms with a Microsoft account, but not in conjunction with Power Automate.  See the following limitations listed in the documentation

Microsoft Forms - Connectors | Microsoft Docs

Known issues and limitations

• The connector only works with organizational accounts.
• Group forms will not show up in the drop-down list. In order to trigger the Group forms, the Form Id needs to be added manually. The Form Id can be found in the address bar when you edit the form. Note that you should paste only the part after "FormId=" into the Form Id field in the Flow.
• If you see the "CannotDisableTriggerConcurrency" error while using the Microsoft Forms triggers in the flow, please note that once you enable and disable the concurrency control, it cannot be undone as stated here. To workaround this issue, please export the flow and edit the JSON file to remove the "concurrency control" part. That way, the concurrency option will be disabled during the re-import of the flow.

[Anonymous]

@Pstork1 

That‘s an idea. Do you know where I can view my abo?

[Pstork1]

Not sure what you mean by 'abo'?

[Anonymous]

I mean Abonnement, sorry

[Pstork1]

When in Flow editor Click on your picture in the upper right and select View Account.

In the My Account page menu you'll see an entry for Subscriptions

[ana_CS]

To add more more detail to the workaround that Pstork1 mentioned for the CannotDisableTriggerConcurrency error. We had the same trouble and my colleague wrote an article to help others with this. I hope it will help others who are still experiencing this issue.