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REST Module Output Consolidation

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REST module output consolidation is a feature that groups all attributes into a single object called "data", simplifying the process of passing and manipulating information on the platform. This means you can add or modify fields without updating the entire integration flow, and there is no need to pass each parameter individually.

Practical example

In the flow below, note that we have a REST module followed by a Return module:

By default, we pass the fields in the REST module separately. Therefore, in the “Return” module we will see the attributes ungrouped, one by one:

But if you activate the consolidation of the REST module's output, all the attributes will be sent as “data”:

How to activate consolidation

To consolidate the output of a REST module, follow these steps:

  1. Click on “Edit” in the REST module.

  2. Activate the “Consolidate response” option.

  1. Click on “Next” to test the module.

  2. Finalize your changes by clicking “Save”.

Flow example with REST module
The fields were grouped into "data"