Decision Table Actions | Loyalty Management Developer Guide

Decision tables provide outcomes based on your business rules. For more information about invoking decision tables, see Invoke a Decision Table in Salesforce Help.

This object is available in API version 51.0 and later.

Supported REST HTTP Methods

URI: /services/data/vXX.X/actions/custom/decisionTableAction
Formats: JSON
HTTP Methods: GET, POST
Authentication: Authorization: Bearer token

Inputs

You can choose to invoke a decision table with or without dataset link.

To execute a default Decision Table without dataset link, specify the input fields that were defined at the time of the Decision Table creation in the flow. The input fields are optional. However, you must specify at least one field as the input parameter. Use the GET method to retrieve input parameters of a Decision Table definition.

For example, to decide discount percentage for products, you can pass the input parameters, including Brand__c, Highest_Price_Point_c, and Lowest_Price_Point_c.

Note

Specify date parameter for input field in the Epoch time format. For example, enter 1610649000 for January 15, 2021.

Important

To execute a Decision Table with dataset link, specify the source object of the dataset link that is associated with the decision table.

Input	Details
sObjectType	Type sObject Description The name of the dataset link’s object whose records, the decision table must provide an outcome.

Outputs

Output	Details
outcomeList	Type sObject Description Outcome list that stores two or more outcomes provided by the decision table. A decision table that is invoked by the Decision Table custom invocable action can provide up to 50 outcomes. Note
outcomeType	Type string Description Indicates the type of outcome provided by the decision table after the request is successful. Valid values are: `Multiple Match—Outcome returns multiple matches.` `No Match`—Outcome returns no match. `Single Match`—Outcome returns single match.
singleOutcome	Type sObject Description Stores the outcome in case a single outcome is provided by the decision table. In case multiple outcomes are provided, it stores one of the outcomes.

Usage

JSON Sample Request for Default Decision Table

1{
2   "inputs" : [
3      {
4        "Product__c": "Cloud Kicks",
5        "Price__c": 1000
6      }
7   ]
8}

JSON Sample Request with Dataset Link

1{
2   "inputs" : [
3      {
4         "Transaction__c" : {
5            "Product__c": "Cloud Kicks",
6            "Price__c": 1000
7         }
8      }
9   ]
10}

JSON Sample Response

1[{
2   “outcomeType” : “SINGLE MATCH”,
3   “singleOutcome”: { “Points”: 100 },
4   "outcomeList" : [
5      {
6         “Points”: 100
7      }
8   ]
9}]