RESTful Request
The RESTful Request step calls any HTTP endpoint. Use it when there is no configured app
instance for the target — a partner webhook, an internal service, a one-off API.
Where an app instance does exist, App Request is the better step: it carries
the credentials and knows the available resources and actions.
Configuration
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Method | The HTTP method |
| URL | The endpoint. Variables can be used to build it |
| Content Type | The body format — JSON, JSON Patch, XML, Text, HTML, CSV, FHIR, x-www-form-urlencoded, form-data, or None |
| Body | The request body, supplied as text or built from earlier step data |
| Headers | Each a Key and Value pair. Authentication headers go here |
| Query parameters | Each a Key and Value pair |
| Return Data Type | The data type to interpret the response as, so later steps can address its fields |
Output
The response, available to later steps. Setting Return Data Type is what makes the response
addressable field by field rather than as raw text.
Notes
- Credentials placed in headers here are part of the integration's configuration. Where the
target system is one you call regularly, an app instance keeps them out of the workflow. - Calls made by this step are recorded in the integration's execution log.
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