OS54: HTTP action + Named Credentials in Integration Procedure Complete Guide || OMNISTUDIO

Описание: 🕒 TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Building Integration Procedure with HTTP Action (GET)
5:44 - HTTP POST configure
9:00 - Creating a Named Credential in Salesforce
10:18 - Configuring External Credentials for authentication
15:45 - Managed package access provide

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In this video, we’ll dive deep into Salesforce Integration Procedures with a focus on HTTP Actions and Named Credentials. This is a complete hands-on guide that will help you securely connect Salesforce to external systems using low-code configuration.

🚀 What you’ll learn:

What are Named Credentials and why they’re important for secure integrations

Step-by-step setup of Named Credentials in Salesforce

Configuring External Credentials for authentication (OAuth, Basic, etc.)

Building an Integration Procedure with an HTTP Action

Making API calls using Named Credentials instead of storing raw endpoints

Handling responses, mapping data, and returning values back to OmniScript or DataRaptor

Best practices for low-code integrations in Salesforce

📌 Use Cases Covered:

Connecting Salesforce to external APIs (Google, OpenAI, Mulesoft, etc.)

Demonstration of HTTP Callout chaining in IP

Real-world integration crash course — secure, reusable, and admin-friendly

⚡ Perfect For:

Salesforce Admins, Developers, Consultants, and Architects looking to learn secure integration techniques without writing code.

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