{
  "$result_object_key":  [
    {
      "id":  "611231",
      "name_and_id":  "Blue Cross Blue Shield - 629913",
      "payer_id":  "629913",
      "payer_name":  "Blue Cross Blue Shield"
    }
  ]
}

{
  "$result_object_key":  [
    {
      "id":  "ID of the insurance plan",
      "name_and_id":  "Name of the payer and id of payer",
      "payer_id":  "ID of the insurance payer",
      "payer_name":  "Name of the insurance payer"
    }
  ]
}

​
Parameters

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Action
Parameters
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Keywords
string

This field maps to the destination API keywords field.

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Is Accepted
bool

This field maps to the destination API is_accepted field.

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Is Custom
bool

This field maps to the destination API is_custom field.

{
  "$result_object_key":  [
    {
      "id":  "611231",
      "name_and_id":  "Blue Cross Blue Shield - 629913",
      "payer_id":  "629913",
      "payer_name":  "Blue Cross Blue Shield"
    }
  ]
}

{
  "$result_object_key":  [
    {
      "id":  "ID of the insurance plan",
      "name_and_id":  "Name of the payer and id of payer",
      "payer_id":  "ID of the insurance payer",
      "payer_name":  "Name of the insurance payer"
    }
  ]
}

​
Result Object Field Details

You can use the result of the action’s data as inputs to downstream workflow actions.

Each fetch action requires a result object key to be specified which will nest the action’s result data inside the downstream data context in the Workflow.

Here we demonstrate how to refer to this data using the prefix $result_object_key.

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[]InsurancePlan
Fetch Action Response Object
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payer_id
string

ID of the insurance payer

CEL
$result_object_key[*].payer_id
Example
"629913"
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payer_name
string

Name of the insurance payer

CEL
$result_object_key[*].payer_name
Example
"Blue Cross Blue Shield"
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id
string
required

ID of the insurance plan

CEL
$result_object_key[*].id
Example
"611231"
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name_and_id
string

Name of the payer and id of payer

CEL
$result_object_key[*].name_and_id
Example
"Blue Cross Blue Shield - 629913"