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We’re excited to announce the Public Preview of Organizational Templates in Azure Logic Apps— empowering teams to author, share, and reuse automation patterns across their organization.

With this release, we’re also rolling out a brand-new UI experience to easily create templates directly from your workflows—no manual packaging required!

What Are Logic Apps Templates

Templates in Azure Logic Apps help teams accelerate workflow creation by providing prebuilt, reusable automation patterns. They package one or more workflows—along with their connections, parameters, and documentation—into easy-to-deploy blueprints.

There are two main types:

• Workflow Templates – Reusable single-workflow blueprints.


• Accelerators – Bundled solutions made up of multiple related workflows.

These templates have been available in the Logic Apps through the Templates gallery, and many Microsoft-authored templates are already published for common design and integration patterns.

Watch the walkthrough of Templates: Templates Experience in Logic Apps

What’s NEW! Organizational Templates: Standardize, Share, and Scale

Organizational Templates enable teams to publish Logic Apps templates scoped to their own environment—allowing you to standardize integration patterns, share best practices, and reuse solutions across your organization without making them public.

This feature is especially useful for enterprises looking to promote consistency while still retaining flexibility. Whether you’re embedding internal APIs, handling domain-specific logic, or enforcing architectural patterns, organizational templates help you scale with control.

You can now:

• Create templates using a simple UI experience


• Scope templates to your organization so they’re only visible within your Azure tenant/subscription


• Publish in test or production mode, enabling safe experimentation and gated rollout


• Use internal systems and APIs directly in templates without needing to externalize them


• Download template packages and optionally contribute them to the public GitHub repo

With lifecycle management built in, you can mature templates from test to prod, giving teams the structure they need while retaining agility.

Access Control and Visibility Across Subscriptions

Templates are a first-class Azure resource, which means they:

• Integrate with Azure RBAC – you can manage access permissions just like any other Azure resource


• Respect subscription and role scopes – developers only see templates they have permission to access in the selected subscriptions

This gives you enterprise-grade control over who can author, view, and deploy templates—giving you full control on how you want to organize the templates and ensuring that the right teams get access to the right automation patterns.

Getting Started

Before creating a template, make sure the workflow is already deployed. Additionally, ensure that any values meant to be provided by the user are properly parameterized, rather than hardcoded.

Create a new Template resource
Start by creating a new Logic Apps Template resource in the Azure portal.

Go to Manage > Manage Workflows
Use this section to add the workflows you want to include in the template. You can add either Standard or Consumption Logic Apps. For each workflow provide the required details.

Review connectors
Connection information is automatically pulled from the workflows. You can view the connectors, but no action is needed at this stage.

Provide parameter details
For each parameter, fill in the required metadata such as Display Name and Description to help users understand what values to provide.

Review template details
On the Profile page, you’ll see how your template will appear in the Gallery—including its Title (Display name), Connectors, Tags, and other metadata.

When you Save, validation runs automatically at this step. If there are any errors (e.g., unparameterized values or unsupported actions), they must be fixed before publishing.

Save progress anytime
You can save your template at any point—even in an incomplete state or with validation errors.

Publish to Testing/Production
When you are ready to test, you can publish to Testing. Once testing is complete, you can change the template’s status from Testing to Production. This will update its availability and visibility in the Templates Gallery.

Walkthrough/Feedback 

We believe that templates are the foundation of repeatable, scalable automation. With organizational templates and intuitive authoring, we’re making it easier than ever to bring consistency and velocity to your Logic Apps development.

Start building, start sharing—within your team or with the world. Let us know if you have any feedback or questions.

Here is a demo video that shows detailed walkthrough of this feature.