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Use an API Call to Run the Run Config Rules Action
Use an API call to run the Run Config Rules invocable action with the Hide/Disable, Message, or Recommend rule.

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Use an API call to run the Run Config Rules invocable action with the Hide/Disable, Message, or Recommend rule.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of Revenue Cloud with the Revenue Cloud Growth license or the Revenue Cloud Advanced license |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To work with configuration rules: | Manage Configurator with Constraint Rules Engine |
| To use the Run Config Rules invocable action: | Product Configuration Rules User |
| To use the Agentforce Revenue Management REST API: | Product Configurator API User |
For information on the Run Config Rules invocable action, see Run Config Rules Action in the Agentforce Revenue Management Developers Guide.
Use the Agentforce Revenue Management REST API to send a POST request to this endpoint.
/services/data/v65.0/actions/standard/runConfigRules
Use a JSON object for the request body with a top-level key named inputs that
contains the method parameters, as in this example.
{
"inputs": [
{
"transactionId": "order or quote"
}
]
}

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