200 OK

Start your next Salesforce connection the way you build a report—click, map, run. In 200 OK, you begin by choosing an external API or a no-code orchestrator such as Make, Power Automate, or Zapier. Define the endpoint in the Integration Hub, add headers and auth, and drop a mapper onto your flow. Drag Salesforce fields to request parameters or body keys, include files when needed, and preview the payload instantly. Hit Test to execute a live call, see inputs and outputs in one panel, and fix issues right there. When it passes, set actions: update or upsert records, publish a platform event, or call a flow. Schedule it, run it on save, or trigger from a button—no code required.

Developers extend the same flow with targeted Apex where it counts. Insert a formula node to compute signatures, normalize dates, or craft HMAC headers. Parse nested arrays and complex JSON into multiple related records using the advanced mapper, and stream binary data without extra handling. Use environment variables for keys and endpoints, switch configs by org, and route errors to a recovery path. The step-through debugger lets you inspect each node, view raw request and response logs, and replay with the same inputs. Need a custom parser or conditional merge? Add a snippet, wrap it in a reusable template, and version it so you can roll back if a release misbehaves.

Operations teams keep daily work moving without hitting caps. Call Make or Zapier to orchestrate multi-step tasks, and let 200 OK handle the Salesforce side—queuing, pagination, and chunked batches to work around rate limits and payload size. Move large lead lists overnight, push invoices to an external ERP, or sync product usage events from a telemetry API. For attachments, pass files through as binary and write links back to records. Configure retry rules for 429 and 5xx responses, escalate failures via platform events, and log every attempt for audit. With test data sets and mock responses, you can rehearse a full run in a sandbox before it touches production.

Admins roll out safely with governance built in. Start from an app template, let AI suggest the next logic node, and tailor access by role so builders see only what they should. Track versions, compare diffs, and promote flows between sandboxes with a clear history. Centralize test cases, store results, and prove integrations are healthy after each deployment. Manage endpoints for services like Google Drive in one place, rotate credentials on schedule, and monitor status from a single dashboard. When the business changes, open the builder, adjust a mapping or formula, run a live test, and publish—minutes instead of sprints.