Course Outline

Module 1: Power Automate versus Logic Apps

• What's new in Power Automate and what's new in Logic Apps.
• When to use one versus the other (overview).

Module 2: Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Integration

• Power Automate (overview)
• Model Driven App (overview)
• Canvas App (overview)
• Azure Logic Apps (overview)

Module 3: Public facing websites and entry points

• Dynamics 365 Portals
• Editing the content (overview)
• Creating new content (overview)

Module 4: Azure Logic Apps Integrations with Dynamics 365

• When to use Azure Logic Apps instead of Power Automate, or vice versa, for Dynamics 365 specific scenarios
• Creating a Logic App
• Best practices for Logic App Modulariation (overview)
• Basics about Logic Apps to know for D365 Integrations (overview)

Module 5: Azure Functions

• What scenarios to use Azure Functions for Dynamics 365 Integrations
• When to use Azure Logic Apps and when to use Azure Functions for Dynamics 365 Integrations

Module 6: Converting Power Automate to Logic Apps and vice versa

• Export from Power Automate to Logic Apps
• Export from Logic Apps to Power Automate

Module 7: Azue Logic App Code View

• When to use the Code View
• When to use the Designer View
• Azure Logic Apps verus Power Automate for "Code View"

Module 8: Intermediate Azure Logic Apps concepts and application to D365 Integrations

• Trigger
• Action
• Condition

Module 9: Advanced Azure Logic Apps concepts and application to D365 Integrations

• HTTP Triggers and how to use them for best practice development
• Variables
• Scopes
• Parallel Branches
• Parallerl Branches that only run under specific circumstances
• Take one action if something has not happened after a certain amount of time, and something else if it does happen.

HANDS-ON Labs and Exercises:

Create an Azure Logic App

• Use Best Practices for Modularization in an Azure Logic App
• Create simple integration functionality with Dynamics 365 directly inside a Logic App.
• Best practices for implementing integration functionality in Azure Logic Apps with Dynamics 365
• Additional Labs, if extra time remains during class and if there is interest:

Create an Azure Function that does a simple integration with Dynamics 365

• Create an Azure Logic App that sends yourself one kind of email if something has not happened in a step for a certain amount of time, otherwise, send yourself another kind of e-mail.

We look forward to your great success!