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Azure Logic Apps

by Microsoft · iPaaS

Microsoft cloud integration service for Dynamics 365 and enterprise apps.

Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.

Works with
Microsoft Dynamics 365SAPOracleNetSuite
Deployment
Cloud, Hybrid
Company size
SMB, Mid-market, Enterprise
Pricing
Subscription
Founded
1975
Headquarters
Redmond, Washington, USA

Overview

Azure Logic Apps is Microsoft's cloud integration and workflow-automation service for building automated workflows that connect apps, data, and services. Workflows are designed in a visual, low-code designer using triggers and actions, and draw on a large shared library of connectors (the same connector platform used by Power Automate) spanning Microsoft and third-party SaaS, on-premises systems, protocols, and B2B/EDI. It is a core component of Azure's integration services for both lightweight automation and enterprise integration.

Logic Apps comes in two models. The original Consumption plan runs each workflow in Microsoft's multi-tenant infrastructure and bills per action/connector execution. The newer Standard plan runs single-tenant on a dedicated hosting model, supports multiple workflows per app, includes built-in connectors that run in-process for higher throughput, and (unlike Consumption) does not require a separate paid Integration Account to use schemas, maps, and B2B artifacts. Enterprise integration scenarios such as EDI (X12, EDIFACT), AS2, and XML processing are supported via integration account artifacts.

Azure Logic Apps is part of Microsoft Azure and is commonly used alongside Dynamics 365, Office 365, and other Azure services. It connects to on-premises systems through the on-premises data gateway and integrates with Azure security, monitoring, and DevOps tooling.

Screenshots & demo

Demo video from the vendor's YouTube channel. Screenshots sourced from Microsoft.

Modules & capabilities

Azure Logic Apps covers 25 of 51 capabilities we track in this category (+2 partial)

49%
  • Pre-built ERP connectorsDynamics 365 (Microsoft Dataverse) connector plus an enterprise SAP connector
    Core strength
  • Protocol & standards adapters1,000+ managed connectors span REST/OData-style application APIs
    Supported
  • Custom connector SDK/toolkitCustom connector support via OpenAPI
    Supported
  • Large pre-built connector catalog1,000+ managed connectors shared with Power Platform
    Core strength
  • Broad SaaS/CRM connector coverageConnectors for Office 365, SQL, SharePoint and Salesforce
    Core strength
  • Legacy & on-premises system connectivityOn-premises data gateway; enterprise connectors for SAP and IBM MQ
    Supported

“Not evidenced” means our research found no public documentation of this capability — the vendor may still offer it. Confirm on a demo.

Common use cases

  • Automating workflows across Dynamics 365, Office 365, and Azure services
  • Integrating SAP or other ERP systems with Microsoft applications
  • B2B/EDI and AS2 trading-partner exchange
  • Event-driven processing with Azure services (Service Bus, Event Grid)
  • Connecting on-premises systems to the cloud via the data gateway
  • Building scheduled or triggered data-movement and notification flows
  • Orchestrating API calls and serverless functions in enterprise integrations

Strengths & considerations

Strengths

  • Deep native integration with the Microsoft/Azure and Dynamics 365 ecosystem
  • Shares a 1,000+ connector library with Power Automate / Power Platform
  • Two hosting models (Consumption multi-tenant and Standard single-tenant) for different throughput and isolation needs

Considerations

  • Consumption plan's per-action billing can be hard to predict for high-volume workflows
  • Richest experience assumes investment in the broader Azure platform and tooling

ERP integrations

Microsoft Dynamics 365Microsoft Dataverse connector
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalDataverse table rowsEntity records (accounts, orders)

First-party Microsoft connector (available at Standard-plan class in Logic Apps) for Dataverse, which underlies Dynamics 365 CE apps; a separate Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations connector covers ERP ledger objects specifically.

SAPSAP enterprise connector
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalIDocsBAPI/RFC calls

Enterprise-tier connector for SAP, requiring an Integration Service Environment / SAP connection setup.

Oracle Fusion CloudOracle Database connector
Open API
Bi-directionalDatabase records

Documented connector is database-level (Oracle Database), not a productised Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP application adapter.

NetSuiteNetSuite connectivity via HTTP/custom connector
Open API
Bi-directionalRecords via NetSuite REST/SuiteTalk API

No first-party NetSuite connector found; reachable via the generic HTTP action or a custom OpenAPI-based connector.

Connector details independently verified against vendor marketplaces and documentation; last checked 2026-08-11.

Pricing

Model
Subscription
Starting price
Pay-as-you-go (Consumption: per-action billing; first 4,000 built-in actions/month free)
Free trial
Yes

Consumption plan bills per trigger/action and connector call; Standard plan bills for reserved vCPU/memory capacity per hour. Azure free account credits available. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.

Technical & security

Hosting
SaaS (multi-tenant, Consumption) and single-tenant (Standard) on Microsoft Azure; containerized hybrid runtime option
Data residency
US, EU, APAC
Compliance
SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, FedRAMP, GDPR
Mobile app
No
Languages
English, Multiple

About the vendor

Founded
1975
Headquarters
Redmond, Washington, USA
Employees
Part of Microsoft (220,000+)
Ownership
Public (Microsoft Corporation)

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Azure Logic Apps — frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Consumption and Standard plans?

Consumption runs each workflow in Azure's multi-tenant infrastructure and bills per action/connector execution; Standard runs single-tenant with dedicated reserved capacity, supports multiple workflows per app, and includes B2B schemas/maps without a separate Integration Account.

How does Logic Apps connect to on-premises systems?

Through the on-premises data gateway, and via virtual network integration in the Standard plan, allowing workflows to reach systems behind the corporate firewall.

Is Logic Apps the same as Power Automate?

They share the same connector platform, but Logic Apps is an Azure developer/IT-oriented service with DevOps, B2B/EDI, and enterprise hosting options, while Power Automate targets business-user automation in Microsoft 365.

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