Introduction
This is a designer for developers to build workflows, automate processes, and connect the services they already use. Three things make it work:
- A visual canvas for designing workflows — triggers, actions, branches, loops.
- An AI assistant that turns natural-language descriptions into runnable workflows.
- A catalog of connectors for Azure, SaaS apps, databases, and HTTP APIs.
You use the platform in your browser at auto.azure.com. There’s nothing to install or run locally.
How a workflow gets built
Section titled “How a workflow gets built”| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| 1. Describe | Tell the AI assistant what you want to automate in plain language. |
| 2. Review | See every step on the visual canvas. Edit nodes, add logic, adjust parameters. |
| 3. Connect | Wire up services with pre-built connectors. |
| 4. Deploy and monitor | Save the workflow; it runs in the cloud with built-in run history and alerts. |
What’s in the box
Section titled “What’s in the box”- Visual designer — drag-and-drop canvas with conditions, loops, parallel branches, and nested logic.
- AI workflow assistant — design, build, and iterate on workflows from plain-language prompts.
- 1,400+ connectors — Service Bus, Cosmos DB, SQL, HTTP, Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, and many more.
- Code & sandbox — inline JavaScript actions, a code editor with IntelliSense, and an isolated sandbox for agent loops.
- Runs & analytics — real-time run history, execution trends, failure analysis, and per-action performance.
- Sign in — open the portal and get into your workspace.
- Quickstart — build and run your first workflow in a few minutes.
- Features → overview — a tour of what you can do.