Track API Call Usage and License Validity for Queries for DataPipelines
To ensure a smooth actionable list creation experience, monitor the Queries for
DataPipelines API call usage and Query for Datapipelines User license validity on the Actionable
Segmentation Settings page.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Clouds that have Industry Sales Excellence and Query for Datapipelines
User licenses
User Permissions Needed
To track API Call Usage and the license validity for Queries for
DataPipelines:
Actionable Segmentation Admin
AND
Use Data Pipelines Base
AND
Allow the
user to run queries with the Analytics Query Service
When creating actionable lists, the Queries for DataPipelines service enables actionable list
creators to retrieve records from the dataset through API calls. The Query for Datapipelines
User license has a monthly limit of 2500 API calls.
Track
the API call usage statistics and upgrade the license if you require more API calls.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Actionable Segmentation,
and then select Actionable Segmentation Settings.
Click API Usage of Queries for DataPipelines.
The tracker shows the number of API calls used until now and the Query for
Datapipelines User license validity in number of days.
Assess the API calls required, and if there’s a need of increased number of calls, contact
your Salesforce Account Executive.
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