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Using Salesforce REST API on Explorer Plan Without Integration

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Is it possible to pull records, update records, or create records in Salesforce using HTTP if I am on the Explorer plan and do not have the official Salesforce integration? Looking to make either GET or PUT requests via REST api.

Using Salesforce REST API on Explorer Plan Without Integration | Clay

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Yes, you can perform Salesforce operations using HTTP API on the Explorer plan. Our Salesforce actions support both Native and HTTP API methods, including: ** Create Record - enables creation of new records via REST API ** Update Record - enables updating existing records via REST API ** *Lookup Record - enables retrieving records via REST API All these actions show "HTTP API" as a supported method alongside the native integration. This means you can make GET and PUT requests to Salesforce's REST API through our HTTP API functionality without needing the official Salesforce integration.
Sources: Salesforce integration overview | Documentation | Clay University Create Record with Salesforce | Clay.com Update Record with Salesforce | Clay.com Create Record with Salesforce Update Record with Salesforce Lookup Record with Salesforce
Nik Garza
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Are there any examples or articles of someone successfully doing this? I have search documentation and community and haven’t found anything.
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The documentation shows that our Salesforce actions use Salesforce's REST API endpoints directly. For Create Record, we use the SObject Create endpoint (https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/resources_composite_sobjects_collections_create.htm). For Update Record, we use the standard update fields endpoint (https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/dome_update_fields.htm). While we don't have specific user examples in our documentation, our HTTP API feature supports GET and POST requests to external services. You can reference Salesforce's official REST API documentation for request formatting and authentication requirements when setting up your HTTP API calls.
Sources: Create Record with Salesforce Update Record with Salesforce Salesforce Records with Salesforce HTTP/API [Clay 101] - Clay University