Flow Development Guidelines
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Beginner Basics
    • Flow Studio Structure
    • Naming Convention
  • Developing a Flow
    • Workflow Types
    • Flow Elements
    • Programming
  • Promoting a Flow
    • Environments & Subscriptions
  • Advance Flow Features
    • Swimlanes & Offline Flows
    • Monitoring
    • REST API
      • Authentication
      • Troubleshooting REST
    • Importing data from flat files
      • Scheduled Flows
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  1. Advance Flow Features
  2. REST API

Authentication

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OAUTH2

To learn more about Oauth2 and Authentication around REST, the Postman help section gives a good in depth look. It can be found at:

In Flow the connection can either be set up as it's own connector (External Oauth2 provider), or set it up within the Rest-connector itself. This is an example with Flow set up against Salesforce with 5 input parameters (string). The response is captured under the OK response.

If you choose to set up the authentication with the Oauth2-connector it may look like this which is an example of a connection with Microsoft Office 365

https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/authorization/
Salesforce example with Oauth2