Connect Facebook To Twitter With Azure Logic App

Azure Logic Apps

Logic App is a cloud-based service. It allows us to react to an event in one service (such as SharePoint online) and do something with the data from that event in another service (such as Twitter). It makes it practical and simple for business processes. The users build workflows that automatically do some business tasks and processes across applications and services. We can connect our business-critical apps and services with Azure Logic Apps, automating workflows without writing a single line of code.

Before reading this article, please go through some important article links, mentioned below.

Connect Facebook and Twitter

Here, we can connect Facebook and Twitter to share the post automatically. Your Facebook will now automatically post to your Twitter account whenever you post on your Facebook.

Facebook

Facebook is a social networking website and service where users can post comments, share photographs and links to news or other interesting content on the Web, play games, chat live, and even stream live video. Shared content can be made publicly accessible, or it can be shared only among a select group of friends or family, or with a single person. Login here.

Twitter

Twitter is an online news and social networking service where users post and interact with messages, "tweets", restricted to 280 characters. Registered users can post tweets, but those who are unregistered can only read them. Login here.

Why do we Connect Facebook and Twitter?

Posting to Facebook and Twitter can be an important portion of our daily business and personal lives, but having to manage two different social media accounts and posting the same information on both can become quite irritating and time-consuming. There is a way to save time and increase productivity with these two sites by allowing your Facebook posts to automatically post on your Twitter account! This makes your social media life much easier to manage because you only need to log into one social media account while being able to post to both simultaneously. It is fairly quick and easy to set up the auto post of your Facebook posts to Twitter.

We can keep our Twitter and Facebook posts in sync with each other. It automatically tweets every time you post to your Facebook wall. You can link your profile or Page to your Twitter account so that you can share your Facebook posts on Twitter.

How to Create an Azure Logic App between Facebook to Twitter

Here, we can connect Facebook and Twitter.

Prerequisites

  • Microsoft Azure Account.
  • Facebook Account.
  • Twitter Account.

Follow the below steps to build a Workflow using a template.

Step 1. Login to https://portal.azure.com/

In the dashboard, choose to create a resource and click on integration. Now choose Logic App.

Create a resource

Step 2. Enter the name you want to assign to the logic, choose the subscription, and resource group where you organize related resources, and the location where your logic app is stored. Then, click on "Create".

Create

Here is the dashboard. Click on Logic App Designer.

 Logic App Designer

Step 3. Now, click on the Blank Logic App.

 Blank Logic App

Step 4. Configure the data by signing in to Facebook and Twitter.

  • Search Facebook on the search bar.
     Facebook
  • Choose the Triggers.
     Triggers
  • Sign in to Facebook.
    Sign in
  • Next, set the Time interval and Frequency for checking the workflow as one minute.
    Frequency

Step 5

  • Next, search Twitter.
     Twitter
  • Then, choose the Action for the workflow.
     Action
  • Next, we sign in
    Connection to twitter
  • We give permission to access our accounts.
    Permission
  • Next, we set the Tweet text.
    Tweet text
  • The Final Workflow will be like this.
     Final Workflow

Step 6. Now we save and run the workflow and run it.

 Save and run

Output

Post on Facebook.

Post on Facebook

Now tweets on Twitter.

Tweets on Twitter

Summary

I hope you understand how to create an Azure Logic App between Facebook and Twitter. Stay tuned for more Azure Logic App articles.