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Preview•Jun 2, 2026

Public preview: Connector Namespace

Logic AppsAzure · Integration

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.

Connector Namespace is a fully managed service providing pre-built connectors to services like SharePoint, Salesforce, Outlook, and SAP. Each connector exposes typed actions and event triggers through a shared connection model, while the platform handles auth, credential rotation, polling, webhook delivery, and remote MCP hosting.

Key features:

  • Managed connections: reusable, authenticated bindings with built-in credential storage and rotation
  • Strongly-typed SDKs for C#, Node.js, and Python, plus HTTP access
  • Managed connector MCP servers hosting: deploy connector-as-MCP-server so agents can invote them as tools with custom wrappers
  • Hosted MCP servers: deploy from a catalog of supported servers with managed dependencies, configuration, auth, and more
  • Flexible compute: use with Azure Functions, Container Apps, App Service, or your own infra
  • Enterprise security: VNet, private endpoints, RBAC, and Azure Monitor built in.

With Connector Namespace, you integrate apps and AI agents through a consistent model, reuse connections, go from connector to MCP server in minutes, and let the platform handle auth and reliability so you ship faster with fewer moving parts.

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