Import custom connector #

1. Download connector OpenApi definition file from this link.
2. Go to portal.azure.com and click on Create a resource
3. Using the search box, find Logic Apps Custom Connector resource and click on Create
4. Define any custom Connector name and select subscription, resource group and Azure region for your connector.
5. Click on Review + Create, and once validation has passed, click on Create
6. After the deployment has completed, click on Go to resource
7. Click on Edit
8. On edit screen, click on Import and import OpenAPI definition file you downloaded in step 1.
9. Click on Update connector

• Create new Logic App

1. Go to Azure portal and click on Create a new resource
2. Using the search box, find Logic App resource and click on Create
3. Define any custom Logic App name and select subscription, resource group and Azure region for your Logic App
4. Click on Review + Create, and once validation has passed, on Create
5. After the deployment has completed, click on Go to resource
6. From the templates, choose the one that best fits your requirements, or Blank Logic App. If you choose Blank Logic App, you will need to add a trigger for your Logic App manually.

• Add M-Files connector to existing Logic Apps

1. Download connector license file from this link (it takes a few moments for the license to generate)
2. In your Logic app designer view, click on New step
3. Select Custom tab and choose the custom connector you created in step 1.
4. Choose any connector action from the list and click on it.
5. In Connection name field, enter any custom connection name.
6. In the field API Key field, paste API Key from the license file you downloaded in step 1.