This document discusses custom connectors in the Power Platform. It provides an overview of custom connectors, how to identify and build an API, describe the API, and use the connector. It also covers certifying and open sourcing connectors. The document includes a demo of creating a custom connector and consuming Azure APIs through a custom connector. It demonstrates using the Sessionize custom connector with Power Apps and Power Automate.

1. Custom Connectors in
Power Platform

2. Office 365 Consultant
Speaker | Author | Blogger
Nanddeep Nachan
 Pune, India
 Twitter Handle: @NanddeepNachan
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 Microsoft MVP, MCT
 SharePoint, Microsoft 365, MS Azure

3. Agenda

4. Custom Connectors
Overview

5. Custom Connectors
Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/get-started-custom-connector/1-introduction
Identify/Build
API
Describe API
Use the
Connector
Certify/Open
source

6. Define the Connector

7. Work with authenticated APIs

8. Demo
Create Custom
Connector

9. Demo
Consume Azure APIs
as Custom Connector

10. Using Sessionize
custom connector

11. Sessionize is the smart way to manage Call for Papers, Speakers and Agenda
for your conference.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/sessionizeip/
Sessionize
• Share the conference agenda by email
• App for conference speakers
Driving Factor

12. Demo
Using Sessionize custom
connector with Power Apps and
Power Automate

13. • A connector is a proxy, or a wrapper, around an API.
• It allows Power Automate, Power Apps, and Logic Apps to communicate
with the underlying service.
• Certify and share the connector as an open source.
• Add Swagger Support to your custom APIs.
• Do you want to co-develop? Connect with us!
Conclusion

14. Thank You!
@NanddeepNachan
/in/NanddeepNachan
Nanddeep Nachan
NanddeepNachan@gmail.com
https://nanddeepnachanblogs.com