Many connectors usually require that you first create and configure a connection to the underlying service or system, usually so that you can authenticate access to a user account. In Azure Logic Apps, connectors are available in either a built-in version, managed version, or both. While many connectors have both triggers and actions, some connectors offer only triggers, while others provide only actions. In a connector, each operation is either a trigger condition that starts a workflow or a subsequent action that performs a specific task, along with properties that you can configure. A connector provides one or more prebuilt operations, which you use as steps in your workflow.
When you build a workflow using Azure Logic Apps, you can use a connector to work with data, events, and resources in other apps, services, systems, and platforms - without writing code.
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