Logic Apps

Public Preview: Azure Functions now includes managed connectors to integrate with 1400+ of your favorite systems

Azure Functions now includes managed connectors - the same 1,400+ connector ecosystem behind Logic Apps and Power Platform - as first-class triggers and operations.

Public Preview: Azure Logic Apps Codeful Workflows with Logic Apps Standard SDK.

Modern integration and automation teams increasingly want the flexibility of writing workflows directly in code while still benefiting from managed orchestration, enterprise connectors, and cloud-scale operational capabilities.

Generally Available: Azure Logic Apps MCP Server.

As organizations adopt AI agents and MCP-based tooling, integration teams often need to build and maintain custom API layers just to make existing workflows callable by agents. This additional plumbing increases development effort, operational complexity, and time to production.

Public preview: Connector Namespace

Integrating apps with SaaS and line-of-business systems today means writing custom API client code, managing credentials, and handling retries, pagination, and webhooks for every service.

Public Preview: Azure Logic Apps Automation SKU for agentic business process automation.

As organizations move toward agentic automation, developers increasingly need a simpler way to combine workflows, APIs, and AI agents into production-ready business processes.

Public Preview: Knowledge as a Service with Azure Logic Apps.

Most RAG implementations today are complex. Teams must build ingestion pipelines, manage chunking and embeddings, configure vector stores, wire up retrieval layers, and then operate the entire system in production.

Public Preview: Azure Logic Apps now enables developers to invoke Microsoft Foundry Agents directly from workflows.

Organizations building AI agents often face a disconnect between where agents are built and where business processes are automated.

Retirement: TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in Azure App Service, Azure Functions, and Azure Logic Apps

As part of Azure’s ongoing security improvements, App Service, Functions, and Logic Apps will no longer accept connections using TLS 1.0 or TLS 1.1 after May 31, 2027.