Ask Me Anything with our Wrike Integrate team: Part 1! ๐
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Hi folks,
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My name is Miron and I'm a Solutions Architect and part of the Wrike Professional Services team, working with Wrike Integrate.
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I'm running an Ask Me Anything session about Wrike Integrate and sharing our new video series in this post, so be sure to ask any questions you have in the comments section below ๐
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Last year, Wrike released Wrike Integrate, allowing you to configure robust integrations, add custom automation to Wrike, and manage complex cross-functional and multi-app workflows with ease.
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Soon after, we released a self-paced e-Learning module called 601 Automate with Integrate which walks you through a guided example of creating an integration recipe in Wrike Integrate.
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However, we knew that there is more we can share with you, to help you get deeper into Wrike Integrate and perhaps even try and use it in earnest. So, we are excited to share a series of 5 โWrike Integrate Training 101โ videos which you can watch below. These videos go into a greater level of detail and cover the following topics:
Each video is only a few minutes long, and together, they form part of the content that our Professional Services team delivers during Wrike Integrate deployment. We've decided to make this content public and share it with you, the Wrike Community.
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Please note that Wrike Integrate is an add-on, available to Business, Wrike for Marketers, and Enterprise accounts only. Reach out to your Account Manager to discuss further, or comment below and we can arrange for your Account Manager to reach out to you. If youโre not a Wrike customer and would like to discuss Wrike Integrate,ย let us know and we'll arrange for someone to discuss this with you.
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I'm looking forward to reading and answering your questions below!
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Be sure to check out part 2 and of this series, where we'll discuss the basics of getting started with Postmanย and Webhooks ๐
Miron Mizrahi Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Miron Mizrahi Wrike Team member Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Hi Miron,
Thanks tons!
We are using Wrike integrate. I have never actually used the raw JSON request body option. That worked like a champ.
What is the purpose of requestID? I see that the same number is not reusable, at least for creating records in the same database. Is that requestID stored somewhere for some use?
Then if requestIDs are unique for creating new records in a particular table, could I just use a counter say like "number of records existing in the table + 100"? Although as I'm thinking about it, records may get deleted so that would cause issues. I guess I would need a counter not only tied to the record count, maybe projectId + record count.
If my simplistic counter approach doesn't make sense, is there a handy UUID generator already associated somehow in Wrike Integrate?
Reese Healey
Workato has a uuid formula.ย
Miron Mizrahi Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Miron Mizrahi Wrike Team member Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Appreciate it Miron!
workato.uuid (for anyone else who may care)
This seems more elegant than what I was going with, but also worked: folderID-JobCreatedAtTimeStamp
Hi there! Where can I find the DH api url? Are the credentials the same as the general Wrike API?
Thx
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If you're referring to datahub, then that information is here: https://developers.wrike.com/datahub-schema-reference/ within the https://developers.wrike.com/ site
and yes to the creditials part, whatever wrike connection account you're using needs to have access to datahub areas