In this blog post, I will assume you know how to create an Azure function, publishing the function using visual studio and registering a webhook against the function. For more information regarding creating a function and calling the function’s endpoint, click here.
There are lots of blogs on calling azure functions using the plugin registration tool, but just a few dive in deeper about accessing the request body data in the azure function itself, so this blog post is about solely accessing the request body and retrieving the specific data you want. In this example, we want to retrieve data from an account record in dynamics, when it is created.
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