Azure Logic Apps
Logic App is a cloud-based service that allows us to react to an event in one service (such as SharePoint online) and do something with the data from that event into another service (such as Twitter). It makes it practical and simple for business processes. The users build workflows that automatically perform some business tasks and processes across applications and services. We can connect our business-critical apps and services with Azure Logic Apps, automating our workflows without writing a single line of code.
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Prerequisites
Here, we are going to see how to build approval-based automated workflow using Azure Logic App
Follow the below steps to build a Workflow using a template.
Step 1
- Log into https://portal.azure.com/.
- In the dashboard, choose to create a resource and click on Integration. Now, select "Logic App".
Step 2
- Enter the name you want to assign to the logic. Select the subscription and resource group where you organize the related resources and location where your logic app is stored. Then, click on "Create".
- Here is the dashboard. Click "Logic App Designer".
Step 3
Now, click on the Blank Logic App.
Step 4
Configure the Email by signing into the Outlook
- Search for Outlook in the search bar.
- Choose the Triggers.
- Sign into Outlook.
Step 5
Configure the values.
- Choose the Folder.
- Then, Add parameter Subject Filter as specific keyword (Eg. Sales).
- Finally,
Step 6
Configure outlook for send approval mail
- Search for outlook mail.
- Choose the action as send approval mail
- Mapping To address and subject
Step 7
Configure Control for checking the approval mail.
- Search for Control operation
- Choose condition as actions
- Choose Selected options is equal to Approve
True
- Then, if true, choose an operation such as Blob storage.
- Choose to create blob
- Connect the Blob storage account with this logic app.
- Then, choose the Attachment ID, Folder path, Blob name, and Blob content.
- Configure Email for Mark as read
- Search for outlook
- Search for Mark as read.
- Map message ID
The Flow looks like.
False
- If false, then choose outlook for send reject mail
- Construct the mail
The flow looks like this
The final workflow will be like this.
Now, let us save and run the workflow.
Output
Run the Logic App
Its successfully run.
Just sent the demo mail with specific keyword and refresh it to see the result.
Finally, it successfully runs and send Approval mail.
If you choose Approve then.
It moves the attachment-specific email to the blob storage container folder.
And also, the email is Marked as Read.
Its run successfully.
If you choose Reject.
Then, you got notification mail for that you choose rejected request.
Its run successfully.
Summary
I hope you understood how to build approval-based automated workflow using Azure Logic App. Stay tuned for more Logic App articles.