For testing a DataRaptor Load within an OmniScript integration, which source should you use to obtain the Input JSON?

For testing a DataRaptor Load within an OmniScript integration, which source should you use to obtain the Input JSON?

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

Answer: (A)

The input JSON for testing a DataRaptor Load inside OmniScript should come from the OmniScript Data modal. This modal displays the actual payload that the OmniScript will pass at run time, including the current data mappings and field structure, so copying from there ensures you test with the exact input shape DataRaptor expects. Building the JSON by hand in an editor or in the DataRaptor Designer risks missing fields or misaligning data types, and using the DataRaptor Action Debug node isn’t the source of the runtime OmniScript input.

The input JSON for testing a DataRaptor Load inside OmniScript should come from the OmniScript Data modal. This modal displays the actual payload that the OmniScript will pass at run time, including the current data mappings and field structure, so copying from there ensures you test with the exact input shape DataRaptor expects. Building the JSON by hand in an editor or in the DataRaptor Designer risks missing fields or misaligning data types, and using the DataRaptor Action Debug node isn’t the source of the runtime OmniScript input.