> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.alemba.com/asm-gaia-10.4/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.alemba.com/asm-gaia-10.4/integrate/apis/azure-web-api-logic-apps.md).

# Azure/ Web API/Logic Apps

This page links to MS Article "Configure a client application to access a web API"

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Overview

Integrating Alemba Service Manager (ASM) with Azure Logic Apps enables automated workflows that can enhance service management and operational efficiency. Below is a concise guide on understanding Logic Apps, setting them up with ASM, and the prerequisites involved.

Prerequisites:

* Azure Subscription: Ensures access to Azure Logic Apps.
* Alemba Service Manager (ASM) Account: Required for integration.
* API Credentials: Necessary for authenticating the connection between Logic Apps and ASM.

Important Terms:

* Logic Apps: A cloud service that helps you automate and orchestrate tasks, workflows, and business processes.
* Triggers: Conditions that automatically start a Logic App workflow.
* Actions: The steps performed by the Logic App once triggered.
* Connectors: Pre-built APIs within Logic Apps that allow interaction with external services, like ASM.

High-Level Steps Summary:

1. Plan Your Workflow: Identify the processes you intend to automate with ASM.
2. Create a Logic App: Initialize a new Logic App in Azure.
3. Set up a Trigger: Determine what event will initiate your Logic App workflow.
4. Add Actions: Define the operations to be carried out by your Logic App, using ASM as a connector.
5. Test and Monitor: Run your Logic App to ensure it works as expected and monitor its performance.

Detailed Steps for Setting Up a Logic App with ASM Integration

Follow these steps to integrate Alemba Service Manager (ASM) with Azure Logic Apps effectively:

1\. Create a New Logic App

* Navigate to the Azure Portal.
* Click on "Create a resource" and select "Logic App".
* Choose the appropriate subscription, resource group, and region.
* Name your Logic App and then click "Create".

2\. Plan Your Workflow

* Identify which tasks or processes you want to automate by integrating ASM.
* Break down these tasks into triggers and actions for clarity.

3\. Setting Up a Trigger

* Once your Logic App is created, in the Logic App Designer, under the templates, select "Blank Logic App".
* Search for the trigger that suits your workflow. If connecting to ASM for the first trigger, search for the ASM connector or the specific trigger if available.
* Provide the necessary API credentials and parameters as required to set up the trigger.

4\. Add Actions with ASM Connector

* After setting up your trigger, click "New step".
* Search for "Alemba Service Manager" in the connectors and choose an action.
* You may need to sign in with your ASM account if prompted.
* Configure the action according to the specifics of your workflow. This might involve specifying certain data or criteria related to ASM.

5\. Test and Monitor Your Logic App

* Save your Logic App and perform a test run by triggering the event you configured in Step 3.
* Check the run history to see if the Logic App executed as expected.
* Utilize the monitoring tools available in Azure to keep an eye on the performance and reliability of your Logic App.

&#x20;Using Azure Logic Apps with Alemba Service Manager

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