No trigger when updating feature class in Logic Apps

[AbnerEvasco]

Hi there.

To start, I wasn't exactly sure if this post should belong here as I use Logic Apps as opposed to Power Automate. But I figured since the ArcGIS triggers and connectors are the same I could attempt to find support here since no forum for logic apps exists. If this post needs to be moved or taken down as a result let me know. Contextually, I'm unable to use power automate as our IT department has migrated us fully to Azure, and I'm pretty new to workflows.

I'm attempting to trigger a flow based on an update/edit to a feature layer hosted by my account on AGOL, get the changes, and send an email. I'm using the "When a record is updated in a feature layer" trigger with the correct feature layer connected. Updates or additions to the table don't seem to trigger the flow at all.

The things I've done are : 

- Enable Editing, Enable sync, Enabled "Keep track of who edited the data"

- Ensured the selected feature layer is not a view

- Attempted to trigger by creating new points in the feature layer with the "When a record is created in a feature layer" trigger. Does not trigger

- To see if data can be pulled from this feature layer at all, i used the "Get Data from feature layer" action which does return the data of the feature layer

Seems to me there is a problem with the triggers as there is no problem getting data from the feature layer. any help would be appreciated

[AlagiriVenkatachal]

Hi @AbnerEvasco,

Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with triggers in ArcGIS for Power Automate inside Logic Apps.

Here are a couple of things you could do to troubleshoot this further so you can isolate and locate where the problem may be:

1. Please check on the feature service side to see if the webhook is properly registered by the Logic Flow. This can be done on the Admin REST API for the feature service and you can check if there are webhooks registered and if they are active.

2. Also to further confirm, if the webhook is triggered,  you could use sites like https://webhook.site so it can listen for feature service webhook when it is triggered and display the payload from the webhook. It will allow you to confirm if a payload is being sent and if so, what the payload looks like and if there are any errors.

3. I am not sure if you have access to Microsoft Power Automate, it would be useful to see if you could setup a trigger via. the "When a HTTP Request is received" trigger in Power Automate. This will act as the receiver for the feature service webhook when a feature is created or update. It requires some configuration but it should be simple and easy to do by following examples that can be found online.