How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

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I need to know which Portal Template was used to create a D365 Power Apps Portal.

Is there a way to obtain this information from the Portal Itself of the D365 Environment the Portal is installed on?

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Hello,

You can try with connecting to the website as an admin then entering this URL :

https://<mywebsite>.powerappsportals.com/_services/about

the value will appear in Portal type

Regards,

Amira

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Here is what appears.

Here is the source of what appears.

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

You need to connect as an administrator, in the model driven app, assign the web role Administrator to the contact you're using to connect to the website

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

I created a portal user, made it an admin, logged into the portal with it, and then changed the url in my browser to reflect the /_services/about as follows:

https://<my-site>.powerappsportals.com/_services/about

It still displays the same thing.

and

Hopefully, I am missing something otherwise it's not looking too promising.

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Hi, Jim

Did you add the web role to the contact which you login the portal?

You can enter the Portal Management and click Contacts>Choose a contact>Relate>Web Roles.

And then add the administrator web role to the contact.

Login the portal with the contact assigned the administrator web role and enter the URL Amira mentioned.

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Yes that is exactly what I did, and it does not produce anything other than the screens shots already provided.

I will assume it is using the "Blank" template based on screen shots (shown below) on display at: https://d365update.com/provisioning-power-portal/

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Hello,

Probably you have several websites in your instance, you need to associate the web role related to the website you're testing.

By the way, you can have access to more templates here with Power Pages learn.microsoft.com/.../

Regards,

Amira

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

In this particular org it is only 1 website. I log into the portal with the same email/user shown below, and that user has administrative access to the portal.

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

That's strange, the website user is authenticated before calling the provided URL ?

can you please record a video with the steps?

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RE: How can I find which Portal Template was used to create a Power Apps Portal for D365?

Indeed it is. And it appears something was messed up because I had issues and ultimately had to reset my password and use a different browser which produced the result below, which appears to be exactly what we were trying to access. However, how do I determine which template was used from the information below.

Some of templates are shown below, but there are so many, I need to be certain of the exact one.

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