Webhook Trigger

APIFuse provides a generic webhook trigger that can be used with any application. APIFuse generates a webhook URL on the fly when you set up the integration, you can post JSON/XML/Plain Text data to the URL which will trigger the workflow. You can use the webhook trigger and combine it with the script step to… Continue reading Webhook Trigger

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Script Step

Script step gives you the ability to run your own Node.Js code within the workflow. Following Node.js modules are loaded into script step by default. You can directly use these modules. Buffer crypto URLSearchParams http https url util If you need additional Node.js Module or NPM modules you can reach out to integrations@apifuse.io. We will… Continue reading Script Step

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Delay Step

The Delay step provides you the ability to pause the workflow event for a certain time period. For example, you may want to check the order status after a few hours then send the order event to downstream applications. Configuring the delay step is very simple. You can attach the delay step anywhere in the… Continue reading Delay Step

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Schema Builder

Schema builder allows you to define your own input/output fields for certain triggers/actions. Schema builder extensively used in Script Step, Webhook trigger. It can be used in other actions when there is a requirement for dynamic input/output. Using schema builder you can generate schema either by using existing JSON or by manually defining the fields.… Continue reading Schema Builder

Scheduled Trigger

By Default, polling triggers poll the APIs on predefined schedules. You can customize this schedule to meet your requirements. For example, you can run the polling trigger on the 1st of every month. By default, the schedule setting is not shown in the trigger step. To customize the schedule you want your workflow to run… Continue reading Scheduled Trigger

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Testing & Debugging

Testing a workflow The workflow builder has inbuilt testing and debugging features that help you run the workflow as you build it and correct any mistakes that are made in any of the workflow steps. To test an integration from the builder, click on  “Test Integration”. If there are no trigger events found, then the… Continue reading Testing & Debugging

Formula Builder

Formula Builder The below diagram shows the APIFuse formula builder. There are three sections in the formula builder: Prebuilt formulas (left section) Previous steps output fields (right section) Formula editor (center section) Prebuilt formulas There are a suite of formulas categorized by data types to meet your requirements. In the left section, you will find… Continue reading Formula Builder

Field Mapping

When you build a workflow, you need to map the data from one step to another. For example, type form fields mapped to Salesforce account fields. In some cases, you may want to modify the source field before mapping it to the destination field, for example formatting the number of the amount. The above screenshot… Continue reading Field Mapping

Callable Workflow

Call another workflow Step (Callable Workflow) A callable workflow step will run another workflow. Callable workflows are like functional calls in programming languages. They offer an easy way to reuse workflow logic. Setting up a callable workflow To create a callable workflow you need to set up a trigger as a callable workflow as shown… Continue reading Callable Workflow

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Repeat

Repeat When working with a list of items (e.g. a list of invoice line items), you may need to carry out a set of actions for every item within the list. The repeat step helps you do that. Actions indented within a repeat block will be carried out for all items in the list. The… Continue reading Repeat

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