Endpoints
Shows which API addresses (endpoints) of each application a flow uses. Changing them is done by APIcenter support.
Updated November 9, 2026
An endpoint is the address in the API of an application that a flow uses to read or write data. The Endpoints tab shows which endpoints this flow uses for each application. You find it in the Advanced menu of the flow.
What you see
- A block per application, with its endpoints.
- Per endpoint: its name, the address and the method, such as GET or POST.
- No endpoints setup for this flow when an application uses none in this flow.
What you can do
For most customers this tab is read-only: the fields are grey. APIcenter support can change and test endpoints, and reset them with Back to default.
The tab is useful:
- to see which part of the API of an application a flow uses, for example when you check the API rights of the user you connected with;
- when support asks which endpoint a flow uses.
Tips
- Does an endpoint need to change? Create a support ticket and mention the flow and the endpoint.
- Errors returned by an endpoint appear in the activity of the flow, see Flow status and activity.
Related articles
- Configure flows Add flows to an existing integration or remove them, and see how your monthly fees change before you agree.
- Flow status and activity The first tab of a flow shows whether it is on, when it runs, its last result and its activity log. Pause, resume or run it here.
- Webhooks For flows that start through a webhook: generate, copy, update or delete the webhook the source application uses to notify APIcenter.
- Flow admin The Admin tab lists the records a flow has saved, such as sales orders, with their last status. Search, export, retry or delete them here.