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When building solutions with Azure Logic Apps, it’s common to break a process into multiple workflows and then chain them together. Understanding workflow invocation patterns is essential to designing reliable, predictable solutions. If you haven’t a...

When building complex integrations with Azure Logic Apps, it’s common to split a process into multiple workflows and chain them together.For example, you might have: A parent workflow that reads messages from a Service Bus queue A processing workfl...

I am regularly asked for specific use cases where agentic business processes can help solve real problems. When I was in Europe this past spring, I was chatting with a customer about their ticket audit process. They have specific requirements when a ...

In any robust messaging architecture, handling transient failures is crucial. Messages in Azure Service Bus might fail processing for various reasons—a downstream API is temporarily unavailable, a database is busy, or a network glitch occurs. While S...

When working with Azure Logic Apps, JSON data comparison is a common requirement — whether you’re checking for changes in incoming data, validating payloads, or triggering workflows only when updates occur. Logic Apps provides built-in functions such...
