Logic Apps
Open Unified Identities › Resources, filter Providers to Azure Resource Management › Logic App, then select a row to open its details.
Logic Apps Details
Details page contains the Risk and Exposure Point of the logic app and the Information pane.
Information
Information Pane contains Details and Managed Identities tabs.
A Tier 0 or Tier 2 badge on the right of the Information title shows the tier of the logic app.
Details
Details tab contains attributes below about the logic app.
Name
The display name of the logic app with tenant suffix
Location
The Azure region where the logic app is deployed
State
The current state of the logic app (e.g., Enabled, Disabled)
SKU Name
The SKU name of the logic app (e.g., Standard, Consumption)
Access Endpoint
The access endpoint URL of the logic app
Provisioning State
The provisioning state of the logic app (e.g., Succeeded)
Created Time
The date and time when the logic app was created
Changed Time
The date and time when the logic app was last changed
Tenant
The tenant the logic app belongs to
Resource Group
The resource group the logic app is associated with
Runtime
When runtime configuration is available, the following attributes are shown in a separate Runtime section.
Kind
The kind of logic app (e.g., Stateful, Stateless)
Workflow Version
The workflow definition version
Integration Service Environment ID
The resource ID of the Integration Service Environment, if the logic app is deployed into an ISE
Managed Identities
The Managed Identities tab lists Azure Active Directory service principals (managed identities) assigned to the logic app. A managed identity lets the logic app authenticate to other Azure resources (e.g. Key Vault, Storage, SQL) without storing credentials in code or configuration. Any role granted to an identity listed here is effectively granted to this logic app, so these identities are part of its attack surface.
Name
The display name of the managed identity with tenant suffix
Display Name
The display name of the service principal
Type
The service principal type (e.g., ManagedIdentity)
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