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Tip: Zapier API Calls

Passing JSON Arrays in Zapier can be tricky. Instead, you can use Code Blocks to make it easier.

You can use the follow code snippet as inspiration for your own API calls with Zapier Code Blocks and Python.

1   import requests
2 
3   # Replace with your actual Vellum API key
4   VELLUM_API_KEY = "..."
5 
6   url = "https://predict.vellum.ai/v1/execute-workflow"
7 
8   headers = {
9       "Content-Type": "application/json",
10       "X_API_KEY": VELLUM_API_KEY
11   }
12 
13   data = {
14       "workflow_deployment_name": "vellum-customer-support-q-a-demos",
15       "release_tag": "LATEST",
16       "inputs": [
17           {
18               "type": "STRING",
19               "name": "question",
20               "value": input_data["user_question"] # whatever Zapier values you want to use here
21           }
22       ]
23   }
24 
25   response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data)
26 
27   # Print the response from the server
28   print(response.status_code)
29   print(response.json())
30 
31   return response.json()

1	import requests
2
3	# Replace with your actual Vellum API key
4	VELLUM_API_KEY = "..."
5
6	url = "https://predict.vellum.ai/v1/execute-workflow"
7
8	headers = {
9	"Content-Type": "application/json",
10	"X_API_KEY": VELLUM_API_KEY
11	}
12
13	data = {
14	"workflow_deployment_name": "vellum-customer-support-q-a-demos",
15	"release_tag": "LATEST",
16	"inputs": [
17	{
18	"type": "STRING",
19	"name": "question",
20	"value": input_data["user_question"] # whatever Zapier values you want to use here
21	}
22	]
23	}
24
25	response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data)
26
27	# Print the response from the server
28	print(response.status_code)
29	print(response.json())
30
31	return response.json()