The basic functioning of a Logic app

Logic app workflow starts with a trigger, which fires when a specific event happens. Many triggers provided by the connectors in Logic apps include basic scheduling capabilities so that you can set up how regularly your workloads run.

Each time that the trigger fires, the Logic apps engine creates a Logic app instance that runs the workflow’s actions. Those actions can also include data conversions and flow controls, such as conditional statements, switch statements, loops, and branching.

Once all actions finish operating, the Logic app provided a ‘response’ indicating the result of the run.