All workflows start with a trigger, which determines when the workflow will run and how data is passed into the workflow. For this workflow we will use the Event Based trigger.

Click on the Start Node, select your native app option and click on + Create New Event.

Give a name to your event and keep the payload as an empty object.

Now to fetch all the opportunities present in your user’s account, we need to call Salesforce API.

Click on Nodes option in the top right and drag the Salesforce Node from Native Apps section to the workflow builder. Connect this node with Start Node.

Click on the Salesforce Node and select Get Entity with SOQL action.

Add the following under SOQL query field and click on Save.

SELECT Id,Amount,AccountId, CloseDate,ContactId,Description,ExpectedRevenue,LeadSource, Name, OwnerId, Probability,StageName,Type FROM Opportunity

We have fetched all the opportunities, but you might require to structure it as a payload which your platform can receive. Let’s do this using Custom Code node.

Drag the Custom Code from the Utility Nodes section onto the workflow builder and connect it with Salesforce node.

Click on + Map Fields under Input Parameters, add key name as deals and in value we will provide the response received through Salesforce node which will be restructured.

In Value, select Nodes tab under Insert Variable and click on + of the Salesforce Node.

You can now do mapping using JavaScript code. Try the sample code provided below:

function yourFunction(params) {
const res = params.deals.map(ele=>{
      const output =  {
          id: ele.Id,
          title: ele.Name,
          description: ele.Description || 'Description not available',
          close_date: ele.CloseDate,
          amount: ele.Amount,
          expected_revenue: ele.ExpectedRevenue,
          status: ele.StageName

      }
      return output
  })
  return {"result": res || [] }
}

You have successfully fetched all opportunities and structured the payload. Now to receive it in your server, you need to configure an API Proxy.

In Cobalt Dashboard, navigate to Developer > API Proxies and click on New Action. Configure an API endpoint, where you want to receive the response.

If you want to test, go to webhook.site and copy Your unique URL and configure this as a POST Request and Save.

From Native Apps nodes, add your org’s Node and connect it with Custom Code.

Click on the node and select the API Proxy that you created from the Actions. Add the response from Custom Code node in data field and click on Save.

Click on the node you want to test.

In the node, switch to Input/Output tab and click on Run Node button.