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Set up extensibility via Event Hubs

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This article provides text-based instructions and links to relevant information. If you prefer a visual video format, watch the setup tutorial series.

To get started, you must set up the following items:

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We recommend that you set up a separate event hub for the subscription for each event type. For example, you can set up an audit-events event hub that has a Fraud Protection event tracing subscription to send audit events. Then set up a latency-events event hub that has a separate subscription to send latency events. You can set up both event hubs under the same namespace.

After you complete the setup that is described in this article, you will have the basics that are required to work with Fraud Protection event data. The following data flow is also set up.

Data flow.

Fraud Protection produces real-time events and sends them to your Event Hubs instance. They are then consumed by event receivers such as Power Automate, Logic Apps, etc.

To work with these events from Event Hubs, you can use either code via software development kits (SDKs) or Microsoft Power Platform tools.