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Azure Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps is a cloud-based service from Microsoft that enables users to automate workflows and integrate apps, data, services and systems with minimal code.
Connect systems across cloud and on-premises
Logic Apps excels at integrating diverse platforms and services, solving challenges in interoperability and data synchronisation.
Automate repetitive tasks and manual processes
Create workflows that trigger automatically, reducing human intervention and errors.
Accelerate digital transformation
By automating key business processes, Logic Apps helps improve productivity and supports faster, more agile operations.
Our Clients
Businesses that have trusted us to implement Microsoft Azure solutions successfully
Key features of Azure Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps provides a rich set of features that enable organisations to automate processes, integrate systems and manage workflows efficiently across cloud and on-premises environments.
Visual workflow designer
Drag-and-drop interface to build workflows without writing code. Supports faster development, testing and deployment.
Custom APIs and connectors
Supports the use of custom APIs and reusable connectors to meet specific integration requirements. Integrates with over 600 built-in connectors, including Microsoft services (Office 365, Dynamics 365) and third-party applications such as Salesforce, Dropbox and SAP.
Built-in triggers and actions
Automates processes based on a wide range of events, including HTTP requests, timers and messages from queues or databases.
Enterprise Integration capabilities
Includes B2B support through EDI standards and enables integration with on-premises systems via the on-premises data gateway.
Scalability and reliability
Automatically adjusts to handle varying workloads. Includes built-in fault tolerance and retry policies to support business-critical workflows.
Stateful and stateless workflows
Allows workflows to run with or without maintaining state, offering flexibility between performance and traceability.
Exclusive Hybrid Integration Capability
Azure Logic Apps offers built-in hybrid connectivity through the on-premises data gateway, allowing secure integration with internal systems such as SQL Server, SAP or custom APIs without exposing them to the public internet. Combined with native integration into the Microsoft ecosystem (including Azure Functions, Power Platform and Dynamics 365), this makes Logic Apps uniquely suited for automating enterprise processes across both cloud and on-premises environments.
Benefits of Azure Logic Apps
Faster delivery of automation
Build and deploy workflows quickly with a low-code approach that reduces development time and speeds up implementation.
Increased productivity
Automate manual, repetitive tasks so teams can focus on higher-value work and strategic initiatives.
Stronger system integration
Connect diverse systems and data sources across cloud and on-premises environments, improving data flow and collaboration across your organisation.
Scalable automation
Supports growth from simple to complex workflows, providing flexibility to expand automation as business needs evolve.
Built-in reliability
Includes monitoring, retry policies and error handling to maintain dependable workflow execution under varying conditions.
Enterprise-grade security and compliance
Supports encryption, authentication and secure connections to meet organisational security and compliance requirements.
How we help with Azure Logic Apps
At Claria, as a Microsoft Azure Partner, we help organisations with Azure Logic Apps to automate business processes, connect systems and improve operational efficiency.
Our Azure Logic Apps services
Workflow design and architecture
We translate business processes into scalable, maintainable workflows, ensuring clarity, efficiency and alignment with integration needs.
Monitoring, support and managed services
We provide monitoring, proactive issue resolution and ongoing management to keep your Azure Logic Apps environment reliable and responsive.
Implementation and integration
We configure and deploy Azure Logic Apps that connect your cloud and on-premises applications, APIs and data sources, enabling smooth process automation.
Azure Logic Apps training
We equip your internal teams with the knowledge and skills to design, manage and extend Azure Logic Apps solutions independently.
Migration from legacy integration platforms
We guide organisations moving from legacy tools like BizTalk Server to Azure Logic Apps, delivering modernisation without disrupting operations.
Team augmentation
We provide experienced Azure integration specialists to support your team during critical phases or to fill specific skill gaps.
Optimisation and performance tuning
We analyse existing workflows to improve efficiency, reduce unnecessary actions and control costs, aligning automation with performance goals.
Data governance & compliance
Implementation of policies and controls within Azure Logic Apps workflows to support regulatory compliance, data protection and auditability requirements.
Certified Azure Logic Apps Licensing Provider
Expert support to help you plan and manage your Azure Logic Apps usage and costs
As a Microsoft Azure Partner, Claria helps organisations understand, plan and manage Azure Logic Apps licensing and consumption in alignment with their integration goals, business priorities and operational requirements.
Azure Logic Apps uses a flexible pricing model based on the number of workflow executions, triggers, actions and connectors used. Selecting the right pricing model and configuration has a direct impact on how your solution scales, operates and controls costs.
We work with your technical and procurement teams to ensure your Azure Logic Apps deployment achieves both technical goals and cost control without surprises or inefficiencies.
We provide practical guidance on:
Evaluating pricing options
Consumption vs. Standard plans based on workload needs
Mapping integration use cases to expected usage volumes
To estimate operational costs
Identifying factors that influence cost
Such as connector types, action complexity and workflow frequency
Optimising Azure Logic Apps design
To avoid unnecessary actions or expensive connectors
Monitoring usage trends
To support financial management and governance
Azure Logic Apps Pricing and Cost
Understand how Azure Logic Apps pricing and cost impact your automation strategy
At Claria, we help organisations evaluate and manage Azure Logic Apps pricing and cost.
Azure Logic Apps uses a usage-based pricing model, where you are charged for the number of workflow executions, triggers, actions and connectors used. Unlike traditional software licensing, your costs are determined by how your workflows are designed and how often they run.
See Azure Logic Apps PricesKey factors affecting Azure Logic Apps pricing and cost
Several elements determine the overall cost of using Azure Logic Apps:
Pricing plan selection
Choosing between the Consumption Plan (pay-per-execution) or the Standard Plan (fixed capacity with predictable costs).
Workflow execution frequency
How often workflows run in response to schedules or events.
Actions and connectors used:
Certain connectors (such as SAP, IBM MQ) incur higher charges as enterprise connectors.
Workflow complexity
More actions, conditions or branches result in additional billable operations.
Hybrid integration needs
Using on-premises data gateway or B2B features may influence overall pricing.
While Microsoft publishes base rates, the actual cost of Azure Logic Apps depends on how workflows are structured, deployed and scaled within your organisation.
How Azure Logic Apps works
Azure Logic Apps operates through a visual, event-driven workflow model that makes automation and integration easy to design and execute.
This visual, modular approach makes it easy to automate complex business processes without writing extensive code.
Here’s how it works in simple steps:
1. Trigger the Workflow
Every Logic App starts with a trigger. An event that kicks off the workflow. This could be a new email, a file being uploaded, a timer, or an HTTP request.
2. Define the Workflow Steps
Once triggered, the app follows a sequence of actions you define. These actions can include calling APIs, sending emails, transforming data, or integrating with other services.
3. Use Connectors for Integration
Logic Apps includes prebuilt connectors to link with over 600 services such as Office 365, Salesforce, SQL Server, SAP and more, making it easy to interact with different platforms.
4. Add Conditions and Loops
Workflows can include conditional logic, loops and error handling to manage different scenarios, retries, or branching paths based on data or events.
5. Run in the Cloud or Hybrid Environment
Workflows execute in the cloud but can also connect securely to on-premises systems using the Azure gateway, enabling hybrid automation.
6. Monitor and Manage
Azure provides a built-in monitoring dashboard where you can track executions, view logs and troubleshoot issues in real-time.
When to use Azure Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps is most valuable in scenarios where automation, integration and scalability are priorities. It is well suited when you need to:
Automate manual, repetitive business processes
Reduce manual effort by creating workflows that operate across systems without user intervention. Examples include order processing, employee onboarding or approval workflows that connect multiple systems.
Integrate different systems
Connect cloud and on-premises applications such as CRM, ERP and databases without custom development, allowing data to move reliably across platforms.
Run scheduled or event-based tasks
Trigger workflows based on a specific time (for example, daily report generation) or an event (such as a file upload in SharePoint), reducing reliance on manual processes.
Synchronise data between systems in real time
Maintain consistency by automatically transferring or transforming data between platforms like Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and Azure SQL.
Azure Logic Apps is the right choice when you need a low-code approach to connect systems, automate workflows and manage processes efficiently across diverse environments.
Why choose Claria?
Your trusted Azure Logic Apps partner
Organisations choose Claria because:
We specialise in complex integrations
Our expertise covers hybrid architectures, on-premises connectivity, SaaS integration and B2B workflows using Azure Logic Apps.
We focus on sustainable, maintainable solutions
We design workflows that are clear, scalable and manageable by your internal teams, reducing long-term complexity.
We align technology with business needs
We ensure every Azure Logic Apps implementation supports your specific operational requirements and objectives, not just technical specifications.
We offer end-to-end lifecycle support
From architecture design and deployment to monitoring, optimisation and managed services, we provide continuous guidance as your automation evolves.
We strengthen your internal teams
Through training, enablement and team augmentation, we equip your staff to manage and extend Logic Apps independently.
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Azure Logic Apps FAQs
A Logic App is composed of:
Triggers: Events that start the workflow
Actions: Steps that follow the trigger
Connectors: Integrations with services such as Office 365, SAP, SQL Server, Salesforce and more
Azure Logic Apps is focused on workflow orchestration using a visual designer, ideal for integration and automation across services. Azure Functions is a serverless compute service used to write custom code in response to events. The two services are often used together.
Not exactly. Azure Logic Apps is not a traditional ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tool, but it can perform similar operations depending on the use case.
It’s best described as an integration and workflow automation platform. Logic Apps is often used for EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) and light ETL-style processes, such as:
Extracting data from one system (e.g. SQL, SAP, or Salesforce)
Applying basic transformations or logic
Loading it into another system or triggering an action
For complex data transformation and bulk data movement, tools like Azure Data Factory or Azure Synapse Pipelines are more appropriate. However, Logic Apps can complement these by handling event-driven automation, real-time integrations and API workflows.
A Logic App Standard resource can have multiple workflows inside one app. However, a Logic App (Consumption) can have only one workflow for each Logic App.
Azure Logic Apps supports Managed Identities to securely connect to other Azure services without storing credentials. You can also use Azure Key Vault to manage secrets and API keys securely within your workflows.
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