Logic Apps
A managed workflow platform for wiring together systems that were never built to talk to each other — cloud services, on-premises software, and everything in between.
Azure Logic Apps automates workflows and orchestrates processes across cloud and on-premises systems, built primarily around a visual, drag-and-drop designer rather than raw code — though it can be extended with Python, .NET, PowerShell, or JavaScript when a step needs custom logic. It ships with well over a thousand prebuilt connectors covering common SaaS platforms and enterprise systems (Salesforce, SAP, Office 365, SQL Server among them), so most integrations are a matter of configuring an existing connector rather than building a new one from scratch.
It can run entirely in the cloud or on infrastructure you manage, which matters for organizations that need to keep certain workflows behind their own firewall. It also has dedicated support for B2B and EDI transaction formats (EDIFACT, X12, AS2, RosettaNet, SWIFT), which shows up in industries that still exchange data with trading partners in those older formats. More recently, built-in connectors to Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Search have made it a practical way to wire retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) patterns and even multi-agent, goal-driven workflows into an existing automation, without building that orchestration from scratch.
The common thread across its use cases — enterprise system integration, business process automation, B2B transaction handling, and modernizing older integration platforms like BizTalk Server — is that Logic Apps sits at the layer where one system's event needs to reliably trigger action in another, with the workflow logic visible and auditable rather than buried in custom code.
How EWO 360° uses Logic Apps
We use Logic Apps for event-driven automation triggered off Azure Event Grid — a file lands, a resource changes state, an event fires — and the workflow that needs to happen next (moving data, notifying a system, kicking off further processing) runs automatically from there. It's a natural fit anywhere a client needs reliable file and data automation without standing up custom integration code for what is, functionally, a sequence of "when X happens, do Y" steps.
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