Starting B2B integration in Azure Logic Apps

To get started with B2B integration, you will need an Integration Account—this is a special container for integration artifacts you will work with. In general, it allows you to store a variety of different items (certificates, schemas, and agreements) in one place, so you can work with them in Azure Logic Apps.

To create such an account, click on the + Create a resource and search for Integration Account:

As you can see it offers a simple form where, in fact, the only thing you need to do is select the proper Pricing Tier.

The selected tier changes the maximum number of stored artifacts. You can, ...

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