Sending email using Azure Logic App

EnterpriseArchitect 5,406 Reputation points
2024-07-02T15:30:25.37+00:00

What are my options to allow sending email using the Azure Logic Apps to multiple of my customers?

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  1. Vlad Costa 1,480 Reputation points
    2024-07-03T05:59:09.45+00:00

    To send emails to multiple customers using Azure Logic Apps, you have several options:

    • Office 365 Outlook Connector
    • SendGrid Connector

    SMTP Connector: If you have an SMTP server, you can use the SMTP connector to send emails. This connector allows you to specify multiple recipients in the “To” field.

    • Custom API or Azure Function: For more complex scenarios, you can create a custom API or Azure Function to handle the email-sending logic. Your Logic App can call this API or function, passing the list of email addresses and other necessary information.
    • MailChimp or Other Third-Party Services: These services often provide connectors that you can use within your Logic App to send bulk emails.

    Azure Communication Services: This service provides a robust way to send emails. You can use the Email SDKs to send emails to multiple recipients. You can either specify multiple email addresses in the “To” field or use a loop to send individual emails to each recipient. Additionally, you can use the SMTP protocol with Azure Communication Services to send emails.

    Each option has advantages, so you can choose the one that best fits your requirements. However, I believe that Azure Communications Services might be the best option.


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