List
creators must run the List Member Count API to get the latest count of list
members if these members are added to the list through APEX code or Connect API. Use a flow with
HTTP Callout action to invoke the List Member Count API, which is a no-code approach and helps you
to update the list member count easily and quickly.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Clouds that have Industry Sales Excellence and Query for Datapipelines
User licenses
User Permissions Needed
To create a flow to invoke the List Member Count API:
Actionable Segmentation
AND
Query for Datapipelines User
Use the HTTP Callout to update the latest list count in Salesforce via Flow Builder without
using code. After you configure the HTTP Callout action in a flow, Flow Builder auto-generates
an external service registration, an invocable action, and an Apex class that you can use to
create an Apex-defined resource for flows. See Configure an HTTP
Callout Action.
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