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If you're looking to integrate data from systems not yet available in Albato, this tool will come in handy. It allows you to extract specific variables from a response block and work with them in subsequent steps of your integration. This tool decodes JSON, not XML.
How to use parse JSON tool
Let's say you receive data about a modified deal in a custom CRM system via webhook. You use an HTTP request to get the details of this deal, but the response is just plain text and not broken down into parameters.
That's where the Parse JSON tool comes in! Simply add it to your integration by clicking the + button.
Enter the variable name and path to it.
From there, you'll be able to work with those individual variables in the next step of your integration, like adding a new contact to Bitrix24.
It's that easy!
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