For a DataRaptor Load used in an OmniScript, what is the recommended source for the Input JSON?

For a DataRaptor Load used in an OmniScript, what is the recommended source for the Input JSON?

• A. Copy the Input JSON from the DataRaptor Action Debug node.
• B. Build the Input JSON node by hand in an editor.
• C. Copy the Input JSON from the OmniScript (Data) modal.
• D. Build the Input JSON node by hand in the DataRaptor Designer.

Answer: (C)

In OmniStudio, the Input JSON for a DataRaptor Load used by an OmniScript should reflect the actual data shape fed by the script. The recommended source is the Input JSON shown in the OmniScript Data modal because it is generated to match the runtime data structure and field names that the DataRaptor Load will receive from the OmniScript. Using the OmniScript Data modal ensures the JSON structure, nesting, and values align with what the script provides at execution, reducing mapping errors and keeping input consistent with the runtime context. Copying from other sources like the Action Debug node is useful for testing, but it may not represent the live data shape. Building by hand in editors or in the DataRaptor Designer can introduce mismatches with the OmniScript data model. So, copy the Input JSON from the OmniScript Data modal.

In OmniStudio, the Input JSON for a DataRaptor Load used by an OmniScript should reflect the actual data shape fed by the script. The recommended source is the Input JSON shown in the OmniScript Data modal because it is generated to match the runtime data structure and field names that the DataRaptor Load will receive from the OmniScript.

Using the OmniScript Data modal ensures the JSON structure, nesting, and values align with what the script provides at execution, reducing mapping errors and keeping input consistent with the runtime context. Copying from other sources like the Action Debug node is useful for testing, but it may not represent the live data shape. Building by hand in editors or in the DataRaptor Designer can introduce mismatches with the OmniScript data model.

So, copy the Input JSON from the OmniScript Data modal.