An automated cloud flow is owned and created by Alex. When a new item is added to Dataverse, the cloud flow is triggered. The cloud flow sends a mobile notification as an action using the Dataverse…

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Options

• ADavid's account will be used to send the emails
• BAlex's account will be used to send the emails
• CDavid's name will appear as the creator of the Dataverse item
• DAlex will appear as the owner of the Dataverse item

• A
  83% (50)
• B
  10% (6)
• C
  7% (4)

Explanation

In Power Automate, each connector action runs under the connection configured by the person who set it up. When David adds the Office 365 Outlook connector and configures it with his own connection, emails are sent using David's account (A is correct). The Dataverse trigger and its associated actions were configured by Alex using Alex's connection, so Dataverse operations reflect Alex's credentials - meaning Alex appears as the owner/modifier of Dataverse items (D is correct). Option B is wrong because it was David who added the email action with his own connection. Option C is wrong because David is not creating Dataverse items - Alex's connection handles Dataverse interactions. Co-ownership grants flow management rights but does not change which user connection each action uses.

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