TSPUG February 2020 - Power Automate (Flow) vs. Azure Logic Apps

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Peter Carson, President of Extranet User Manager, will be the featured speaker at the February 19th meeting of the Toronto SharePoint Users Group. TSPUG launched in 2006 to support the SharePoint community in southern Ontario. They meet on the third Wednesday of each month at Microsoft's downtown office. Each meeting features a catered social, Q&A, and a featured presentation. All are welcome to this free event!

Topic: Power Automate (Flow) vs. Azure Logic Apps

Power Automate (Flow) is built on top of Azure Logic Apps. In this webinar we'll compare and contrast between the two options and provide guidance on when to use which. Much of this is related to what your workflows will be interacting with, and the resulting impact on licensing.

Some Power Automate licensing is included as part of Office 365 subscriptions. These are limited to standard connectors only, which just cover interactions with Office 365 services such as Outlook and SharePoint. Connecting to external services (including Azure) requires premium licensing per user or workflow. Azure Logic Apps on the other hand are licensed only on the number of workflow actions executed, which can be very cost-effective. However, there are differences in functionality, such as the lack of an OOTB approval process in Logic Apps.

In this session we will cover:

Overview of Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps
Licensing
Feature differences
Building an approval process in Azure Logic Apps
Client case study scenarios