Register a Dynamics 365 Dataverse custom API (not a plugin step) to expose a reusable business operation as a bound or unbound OData action callable from Power Automate and external clients

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Verified steps

  1. In the Power Apps maker portal or via the Dataverse API, create a Custom API record specifying the unique name, binding type (entity-bound or global), allowed custom processing step types, and whether it is a function or action
  2. Define Custom API Request Parameter records for each input parameter, specifying name, type (String, Integer, EntityReference, etc.), and whether it is optional
  3. Define Custom API Response Property records for each output field the API should return
  4. Register a plugin assembly and plugin type as the main operation plugin step for the Custom API, implementing IPlugin and reading parameters from the ExecutionContext.InputParameters collection
  5. Call the Custom API from an external client via POST /api/data/vX.X/{CustomAPIUniqueName} (unbound) or POST /api/data/vX.X/{entitysetname}({id})/Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.{CustomAPIUniqueName} (bound) with a JSON body containing the request parameters

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