My employer has granted me a “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription. This allows for an Office 365 Developer subscription and an Azure subscription with €130 monthly credit. These subscriptions are not connected by default which is not useful when you want to connect to Azure services from PowerApps and/or Flow.
It is possible to connect these subscriptions and this blog post explains how.
Two accounts are being used:
- A global administrator of the Office 365 Developer subscription.
- The account having the “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription.
I executed the following actions (on 2019-04-07):
- Global administrator
- Login to the Azure portal.
- Create a guest user account with an email address of the account having the “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription.
- Account with “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription
- Act on the invitation email.
- Global administrator
- Check that the invitation has been accepted.
- Account with “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription
- Login the Azure portal.
- Click on “Home”.
- Click on the “Visual Studio Enterprise” subscription.
- Within the subscription information panel, there is the option to change directory. Click on it.
- Within the “To” dropdown, the Office 365 Developer subscription is available now. Select it and click on “Change”.
- Use the directory switcher to set the default directory to the Office 365 Developer subscription.
- Switch to the “new” directory.
That’s it. The Azure subscription is now connected to the Office 365 Developer subscription.