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The Clutch Tool Box- API Request Lookup Tool

Clutch is excited to introduce the API Request Lookup tool. This tool shows API calls into the platform, their performance, and their responses. With the proper user role, you’ll have the ability to debug your campaigns as needed. To do so, simply follow the steps below.

1

Navigate to the Admin Section
Find the Admin tile on the left navigation bar and click on it.

2

Navigate to the API Request Lookup Tool
Within the Admin, section navigate to the API Request Lookup tile. Click on it to access the tool.

3

Search JSON Requests
Enter the JSON requests in the search bar. You can search up to 3 requests at a time. Separate requests by using a semicolon (;). Click the Search button once requests are input.

4

View JSON Requests
Once you click Search, the JSON requests for your input will appear. You can view up to three requests at one time. You’ll be able to view:

  • Call Details
  • Header Data
  • Request Data
  • Response Data

You’ll be able to click on these headers to expand and collapse each section and best compare requests and results to other requests.

To learn more about this data, you can consult the article here.

Tips and Tricks

Click on each section below to learn more about how to perform each corresponding action. Note that you can also view API details for individual customers within their customer profile page.

If you see a result you’d like to pin on the page, simply click the pin button within the result tile. This will allow the result to stay pinned to the page even if other requests are added. Note that if you pin 3 requests, you won’t be able to search for more, as only 3 appear on screen at once time.

If you see a result you’d like to delete on the page and remove the tile, simply click the trash can button within the result tile. This will not remove the result from your request search history, but simply remove it from view on the page.

 

If you’d like to pull up a request from the history, simply click on the history chip of the request reference. Note that outlined history chips are the ones shown on screen.

To remove a result from the search history, you can either click the X within the result chip to remove an individual result, or click the Clear History to remove all results from the history.

If you want to share the results you searched for with another authorized user for them to look at, you can use the Share button. This will allow you to copy a URL containing these results and share them with a user to view.

Updated on November 15, 2023

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