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Firstly Inc - Salesforce Gems 💎
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2022
We are bringing underrated salesforce features, with the focus of low or no code solutions within the salesforce platform
Zero-Code HTTP POST Request in Salesforce Using Flow's 'HTTP Callout'!
#salesforce #api #openapi #rest #nocode #externalservices #http #intergration #lowcode
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Salesforce HTTP Callout
help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.flow_http_callout.htm&type=5
Salesforce External Service
help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.external_services.htm&type=5
Joel Kaufman is a salesforce architect at firstlygroup.com
for salesforce consulting and or customization, please reach out to sales@firstlygroup.com
API tester
webhook.site/
Salesforce HTTP Callout
help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.flow_http_callout.htm&type=5
Salesforce External Service
help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.external_services.htm&type=5
Joel Kaufman is a salesforce architect at firstlygroup.com
for salesforce consulting and or customization, please reach out to sales@firstlygroup.com
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We cover how to use an external weather API using salesforce external services #salesforce #api #openapi #rest #nocode #externalservices Weather API www.weatherapi.com openapi schema - generator inspector.swagger.io/builder# Salesforce External Service help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.external_services.htm&language=en_US&r=https://www.google.com/&type=5 Joel Kaufman is a salesforce archi...
Oh. My. Goodness. I've been trying to learn how to create a custom progress bar for our learners' progress through modules - this is SO much easier than anything I've looked at - a simple and sensible idea! Thank you so much!
great content, please do such unique content which we don't see with other Salesforce youtube channels. Thank you
Hi Joel, this video is AWESOME!!! Probably one of the best I've seen on this topic. For the first and second Assignment elements within the Loop. If you declare a bunch of properties in the schema of a json object, how do you get the output of the constructed object to contain only the properties that you defined in the assignment? For example, I'm trying to post Opportunity Products to an order management system, each "Order Product" has a different set of properties. I've added a Decision element to direct the Flow to a "specialized" assignment element that only contains the mapping to the relevant properties. However, after the first assignment exits, then passes through the second "Add" assignment, that compiles the properties and stacks them in an additive fashion, instead of constructing the JSON payload that was defined in the first Assignment element. Any ideas on how to solve this issue?
nice talk
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing👍
oohh, he is back!
Great video, and hopefully, you'll post even more :)
if for whatever reason you want a bigger bar, be sure to just multiply the percentage by a bigger number, *100 looks to small on a record page for example, but *400 looks great
The issue with a bigger bar, is that by default the column width doesn't show the full bar and you have to manually stretch the column width, could be that it depends on the screen size
hey joel, great video. I am struggling with my example though because it seems I cannot have access to the named credentials I just created
Hi Joel, thanks for the video. I'm having a problem with the merged fields for the output. I'm only seeing default and external options. Any ideas?
Hi I had a trouble in the swager hub what I can do.
Thank you for this video. Keep up the good work please!
Having some trouble with this tutorial. Please check your email! Thanks
What does setting input value in the Action element look like for nested JSON objects? What does this look like in the External Service OpenAPI Schema? Great video btw, thanks.
Nested object at input is the same as the API output Flow will provide a dynamic object type, which will be used as the flow action input To create the open API definition just use the mentioned online tool and provide a json body as input, and it will create the proper open API format
Very clear and informative, thank you!
thank you for sharing
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
that work just with opportunity and stage ?
Works with any object
How to write open api for any salesforce standard/custom object ?
Not sure about the question
Thanks so much. Great content ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome Tutorial... Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Hey! I loved the video, I already learned a lot. Can someone help on what the problem could be if the type External Service doesn't appear in my Flow options for Actions?
Hi, when i use a post method i am not able to set the body params in the flow action. Please help
Please recheck your API definition
At this time, the HTTP Callout Action in Flow is currently in beta and only handles GET methods (not POST). For this reason, the title of this video (any REST API) is misleading. You will need code to handle a POST method.
Flow supports http POST with a json body, just make sure the open API schema format is correct
@@salesforcegems Ok, thank you for the clarification. I thought you were working with the new HTTP Callout Action element. This is obviously different -- but super interesting. Thank you for the video!
Very helpful Video. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Does it work with also not open Api?
As of now External services only support Open API specification as it is a industry wide followed practice
Hi Joel. Great video. Can you pull in the ZIP code from the account billing address?
Yes, absolutely, use the recordId variable together with the record update flow module
This is amazing...would appreciate more videos like this
Subscribe, I will be releasing more videos like is in the future,
thx! interesting)
Hey Hi, Great Stuff, Can u help me how to integrate salesforce to 3rd party apps by rest api by codingless
What is codingless?
Does it work in case the json is encrypted?
Not sure what you mean by encrypted Json If you mean https yes it's supports https
Great stuff Joel!