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ms.suite integration
ms.service azure-logic-apps
services logic-apps
author kewear
ms.author kewear
ms.reviewer estfan, azla
ms.date 02/04/2025
ms.topic include

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This information is only a guide and doesn't include pricing information. Make sure that you review the pricing or license plan information for each service.

Area or scenario Azure Logic Apps - Standard Azure Logic Apps - Consumption Power Automate
Purpose Workflow automation with advanced features for enterprise developers Same as Standard Workflow automation for citizen developers and business users
Users Professional integrators and developers, IT professionals, administrators who use Office 365 and Azure services Same as Standard Citizen developers, business users, office workers, Power Platform solution creators, SharePoint administrators, Office 365 users and makers
Pricing or licensing model Fixed pricing - Azure subscription Consumption (Pay per execution) - Azure subscription Microsoft 365 per user license
Development environment Visual designer and JSON code view in the following locations:

- Browser-based Azure portal
- Locally installed Visual Studio Code
Visual designer and JSON code view in the following locations:

- Browser-based Azure portal
- Locally installed Visual Studio Code
Browser-based visual designer and mobile app with UI only
Integration - 1,400+ connectors for Microsoft, Azure, and non-Microsoft services, apps, and data. Includes more built-in operation types, which offer greater throughput than Consumption along with direct access to virtual network integration

- On-premises systems support

- B2B capabilities

- Create your own connectors

- Integrate with hybrid solutions
Same as Standard but with fewer built-in operation types, less throughput capacity, no virtual network direct access, and no hybrid deployment option 1,400+ connectors for Microsoft and non-Microsoft services, apps, systems, and data, such as SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and others
Trigger types - Schedule-driven or polling, such as Recurrence and many service-based triggers, such as When a new email arrives

- Event-driven or push, such as Request (inbound) and some service-based triggers, such as Event Grid

- HTTP call (outbound), such as HTTP
Same as Standard - Schedule-driven or polling, such as Recurrence and many service-based triggers, such as When a new email arrives

- Event-driven or push, such as Request (inbound) and some service-based triggers, such as Event Grid

- User activity-based, such as Flow button or specific connectors Instant, UI Flow, Business Process
Custom integration Complex logic support through Azure Functions, custom APIs, and integration with external code repositories Same as Standard Limited to mostly no code or low code
Security - Managed identity

- OAuth 2.0 with Microsoft Entra ID

- Granular role-based access control (RBAC) with Microsoft Entra ID

- Virtual network integration and private endpoints

- Compliance certifications

- Data encryption at rest

- Data encryption in transit

- Azure Policy definitions

- Azure security audit logs
- Managed identity

- OAuth 2.0 with Microsoft Entra ID

- Role-based access control (RBAC) with Microsoft Entra ID

- Compliance certifications

- Restricted connectors

- Data encryption at rest

- Data encryption in transit

- Azure Policy definitions

- Azure security audit logs
- Basic user roles and permissions with Microsoft Entra ID

- Microsoft 365 security audit logs

- Data loss prevention (DLP)

- Data encryption at rest

- Data encryption in transit
Scalability Large scale workflows with high throughput and low latency Small to medium scale workflows Small to medium scale workflows
Performance Dedicated resources single-tenant Azure Logic Apps or App Service Environment (ASE), faster execution, parallel processing, and better performance optimization High throughput for actions, otherwise limited by shared resources in multitenant Azure Logic Apps Suitable for lower-scale automation, limited by shared resources in Power Automate
Business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) Built-in geo-redundancy, multiregion deployment, high availability with automated failover Built-in geo-redundancy, multiregion deployment, high availability with automated failover Limited regional deployment options
Monitoring and diagnostics - Azure Monitor, Application Insights, and custom alerts

- Monitor with Microsoft Defender for Cloud

- Health Check

- Enhanced telemetry
Same as Standard except for Health Check and enhanced telemetry - Basic monitoring through the Power Automate portal

- Custom injection into Application Insights
Version control Full Git integration using CI/CD pipelines with Azure DevOps, GitHub, or other tools Version management in the Azure portal Limited versioning
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Azure DevOps: source control, testing, support, automation, and manageability in Azure Resource Manager Power Platform tools that integrate with DevOps and GitHub Actions so you can build automated pipelines for the ALM cycle.
Admin experience Manage resource groups, connections, access management, and logging: Azure portal Same as Standard Manage Power Automate environments and data loss prevention (DLP) policies, track licensing: Admin center
Error handling Save Failed - Error notifications Same as Standard Flow Checker - Lists of errors within the flow