Myapplications.microsoft.com and managing applications

Hi,

Yes, many organizations noticed this when Microsoft introduced the newer myapplications.microsoft.com experience.

What you are seeing was commonly related to a feature gap between the legacy MyApps portal and the newer My Applications portal during that period.

The older MyApps portal historically had better support for some delegated self-service application management scenarios, including:

• Managing users assigned to an enterprise application
  • Inviting guest users (with proper Guest Inviter role)
  • Delegated app access management through self-service settings

The newer myapplications.microsoft.com portal initially focused more on:

• Application launch experience
  • Access panel modernization
  • Grouped apps / collections
  • Better end-user UX

Because of that, some admin-lite delegated management functions were either missing, delayed, or inconsistent.

The message:

“This app does not have any accounts.”

usually meant one of these:

• Assigned users were not exposed correctly in the new portal
  • Delegated manager permissions were not yet fully supported there
  • The application assignment model was not compatible with that page
  • Backend sync lag between old and new experiences

What many tenants did at the time:

Continue using the legacy MyApps portal for delegated app management, while using the new portal mainly for launching apps.

Recommended checks:

• Confirm users are directly assigned to the Enterprise Application
  • Confirm self-service app management is enabled
  • Confirm delegated manager is configured
  • Confirm guest inviter role is active
  • Test with another browser / private session

Short answer:

Yes, others experienced this. At that time the newer portal did not yet have full parity with the legacy MyApps delegated management capabilities.

If you are asking in a current context (2026), many of these experiences have since evolved, but back in 2020 this was a common transition issue.