Call A Flow From A REST Post

Call A Flow From A REST Post

This article provides the resources and links to support the task of calling a flow from a REST post.

  1. Prerequisite
  1. Use The API Key

Prerequisite

This task requires an API key.

Use The API Key

The following information is a CURL example, using the API key.

curl --request POST \

  --url https://api.customer-demo.mfgx.io/orchestration/executeFlow \

  --header 'Authorization: Bearer ...' \

  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \

  --data '{

    "flowId": "testFlow",

    "payload": {

        "recordId": "123456"

    }

}'

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