Payloads
Guides for choosing, creating, and configuring Payload records.
13 articles
- Choose a Payload typeUnderstand the current Payload types and choose the right starting point for an integration step.
- Configure Data QueriesQuery Salesforce data during a Payload run so request bodies, headers, parameters, modifiers, and responses can use current record values.
- Configure Data TargetsCreate Data Targets that write inbound request, response, email, query, or runtime values into Salesforce records.
- Map Data Target fieldsMap inbound values, outbound values, query results, static values, Credentials, global variables, and earlier target values into Salesforce fields.
- Map outbound request bodiesBuild outbound request bodies from static values, Data Query fields, Dynamic Inputs, Credentials, and transformations.
- Understand Elements and mappingUnderstand how Payloads uses Elements to model API content and map runtime values into bodies, headers, parameters, modifiers, and response data.
- Understand Payload data flowUnderstand how Dynamic Inputs, Data Queries, Elements, Transformations, Data Targets, and Jobs work together during a Payload run.
- Configure an Outbound PayloadBuild a Payload that sends a request from Salesforce to an external API and optionally uses the response inside Salesforce.
- Configure an outbound webhookConfigure an Outbound Payload to send an event-style request and track whether delivery succeeded.
- Configure an Inbound Payload that writes to SalesforceBuild an Inbound Payload that receives data from another system and creates or updates Salesforce records.
- Configure an Inbound Payload that returns Salesforce dataBuild an Inbound Payload that lets another system request selected Salesforce data through a Payloads endpoint.
- Configure an Email Handler PayloadBuild a Payload that receives inbound email and maps email content into Salesforce.
- Configure a Credential PayloadUnderstand the Credential Payload automatically created for Bearer Token Credentials.