Azure Logic Apps (Alternative Logic Apps) is a powerful tool which allows you build and automate work flows across multiple applications and service. Here’s the step-by-step guide to getting started.

Sign in to Azure Portal

Sign in to the Azure Portal using your Microsoft Account. If you don’t have an existing account, create one.

Step 2 – Create a Logic App

1. Click on “Create A Resource” from the left interface.
2. Search for Logic App in the search results and select that app.
3. Click “Create,” fill in the required details, such as subscription, resource, Logic App, name, and location.

Step 3 Design Your Workflow

Once the Logic Apps Designer is opened, click on the Logic App you created. You can start by creating a new logic app, or you can use the templates available for commonly used workflows.

Step 4: Pick a trigger

Select a workflow trigger to begin your workflow. Triggers can be triggered from a variety sources, including HTTP Requests, timers and connectors to popular services, like Office 365 Salesforce or Twitter.

Step 5: Add Actions

Add actions after you set the trigger. These actions will determine what happens once the trigger is active. You can use actions to send emails, create records, call APIs, etc. Use the Search bar to find specific actions related to your application.

Step 6 Save and Test

Once your workflow has been designed, click “Save”. You can then test the Logic App based your trigger conditions. Monitor the execution of the workflow for any errors.