Logic Apps with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations

Sharing in simple steps how to leverage Logic Apps with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations

• Create a new Logic App in portal.azure.com (assumes you have an active subscription)
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• Give a good name to your Logic App and we then build it using a designer (though building by code is also an option) Select a starting point ( in this example a HTTP request received)

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• Trigger using business events (latest from One version and or PU24+)
• Actions available with D365FO
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• For first time user, a connection needs to be made to your D365FO instance.
• Ensure your connection is only the URL without https and nay other suffixes
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• Once the connection is successful then can select an action (list records from table) and choose a data entity (exposed to public via an OData endpoint) as shown below.
• Run the Logic app or manually trigger it to see the data received by logic app via the data entity selected from D365FO
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• Behind the scene, Logic app is calling "Execute action" on data entity and fetching data from D365FO.

In a nutshell, well-structured data from D365FO is now available in Logic Apps which can then be used to connect anywhere on cloud as well as your on-premise Enterprise service bus/BizTalk/etc.