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Connectors

In Azure Logic Apps Automation, a connector is a prebuilt integration for a service, system, SaaS app, data source, or API outside your workflow. The connector catalog includes 1,400+ connectors, so you can build most workflows without writing code.

Connections exist inside apps where each connection stores your authentication setup. You can reuse the same connection across every workflow in the same app.

Built-in operations run natively in the same process as the platform’s runtime and usually don’t need an external connection. The following table describes some common built-in operations:

Operation groupOperationDescription
ScheduleRecurrenceTrigger a workflow on a schedule.
HTTPHTTPSend generic REST API calls like GET or POST.
Control- Condition
- Switch
- For each
- Until
Change the flow based on meeting specific criteria.
Data Operations- Compose
- Parse JSON
- Select
- Filter array
- Join
Perform data shaping.
Variables- Initialize variable
- Set variable
- Increment variable
- Decrement variable
Create and manage variable values.
AI AgentsWorkflow Agent, Coding agentRun agents that use models to perform tasks or execute code.

Managed connector operations run in global, multitenant Azure and expose REST APIs so you can access and work with popular cloud services, systems, apps, and databases. You usually need to set up connections that require authentication. Examples include Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, Salesforce, Slack, GitHub, and ServiceNow.

The following table describes some common managed connector operations:

Operation groupOperationDescription
Azure StorageVariousManage blob, queue, file, and table storage.
Office 365 OutlookVariousManage email, calendars, and contacts.
SharePointVariousManage files and folders.
File SystemVariousManage files on the host or a mounted file share.
Service BusVariousManage queues, subscriptions, and topics.
Event HubsVariousManage events.
Azure Cosmos DBVariousManage documents and stored procedures.
SQL ServerVariousManage queries, rows, and stored procedures in Azure SQL or SQL Server.
Inline CodeExecute JavaScript codeRun code snippets inline with your workflow.

If the service you want to connect doesn’t have a prebuilt connector, use the built-in HTTP action to access REST and JSON APIs. To create and feed strongly-typed outputs to subsequent actions in your workflow, follow the HTTP action with the built-in Parse JSON action.