Hey, I'm using HTTP API call to call Apollo's people search (https://api.apollo.io/api/v1/mixed_people/search) In clay HTTP API call I want to use 'Response values to return' to reutnr only name, email, linkedin url, title. I want to do this for entire list of records (not just one record) I've been trying different ways but I can't figure it out. Can anyobdy help me?
To only return name, email, title, and profile URL for all records in your Clay HTTP API call, use the “Field Paths to Return” option. Enter the field paths separated by commas, using dot notation for nested fields. For example, if the response structure is people: [{name, email, title, profile_url}], set:
people.name, people.email, people.title, people.profile_urlIs that what you were looking for?
There is no Field paths to return just Response values to return and i can choose from input text with tokens and formula. In text with tokens when I put the thing you suggested I'm getting this. It's fragmented. "," works automatically as a tag seperator
To only get name, email, title, and profile URL for every record, use the “Field Paths to Return” field in Clay’s HTTP API setup. Enter each field path separated by a comma, using dot notation for nested fields. For example, if your response array is under people, enter:
people.name, people.email, people.title, people.profile_urlDid that answer your question?
Returning 0 people could be due to a mismatch in your request body formatting or an incorrect API key for the endpoint. Double-check that your JSON body uses proper quotes for string values and commas between keys. Also, ensure you’re using the correct API key for Apollo’s mixed_people/search endpoint.
For “Response values to return,” you should specify the results path (e.g., people) so Clay knows where to find the array in the response. Then, use field paths like people.name, people.email, people.title, and people.profile_url to filter the returned fields for all records. If you’re still stuck, paste your full JSON body here so I can help troubleshoot further. [1]
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{ "api_key": "api key", "q_organization_domains": "google.com", "page": 1, "per_page": 100 }
To configure Clay’s HTTP API call to Apollo’s mixed_people/search, make sure your JSON body uses proper quotes for string values and commas between keys, like this:
{
"api_key": "your_api_key",
"q_organization_domains": "[google.com](<a href="https://google.com">https://google.com</a>)",
"page": 1,
"per_page": 100
}Did this help?
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