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# Running Work-Relay API from Salesforce flow

You can trigger WR API from your Salesforce Flow.

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{% step %}

## Create a Salesforce flow

Create a SalesForce flow and add all necessary steps.
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{% step %}

## Add the Work-Relay API action

Create a new action, type `API` to search the input, and select Work-Relay API.

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{% step %}

## Configure the action

Provide an action Label and API Name. Check `Include` for the `Set Input Values for the Selected Action` setting, then provide parameters.

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{% step %}

## Pass parameters to the WR\_API class

Follow the template below to pass parameters to the `WR_API` class:

* `"class"` - API class name
* `"method"` - API method name
* `"parameters"` - parameters in a JSON format

Example parameters string:

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```json
{"class":"WorkflowService", "method":"changeAssignee","parameters":{"cursorId":"{!cursors_loop.Id}", "assigneeType":"User", "assignee":"{!$Record.Assigned_User__c}"}}
```

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{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}