What is the best way to identify which custom connectors have been deployed in an organization's tenant?

The most effective method for identifying which custom connectors have been deployed in an organization’s tenant is by running the Get-AdminPowerAppConnector PowerShell cmdlet. This cmdlet allows administrators to retrieve a list of custom connectors, providing details such as their status, the associated environment, and other configurations. This is particularly useful in managing and auditing connectors in a PowerApps and Power Automate environment.

Using the Maker Analytics feature found in the Power Automate maker portal, while helpful for gaining insights into app usage and performance, does not explicitly list all custom connectors deployed in the tenant. Similarly, while Get-CustomTenantConnectors might seem relevant, it is not the correct cmdlet for this specific task; it may not provide the necessary information about custom connectors. The assertion that it is impossible to list the custom connectors in a tenant is incorrect, as there are indeed tools and methods available, like the PowerShell cmdlet mentioned, to achieve this.