Documentation Index
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Overview
Every time your Salesforce org makes an outbound HTTP request — to an ERP, payment gateway, external API, or any integration —ZentienHttpCallout records the endpoint, method, status code, duration, and whether it succeeded. This data flows to the Pulse dashboard in real time.
Installation
ZentienHttpCallout is included in the Zentien package (v0.2.0+). No additional setup is needed — just update your Apex code.
One-line migration
Replace:ZentienHttpCallout.send() is a drop-in replacement — it accepts the same HttpRequest, returns the same HttpResponse, and re-throws any callout exceptions exactly as before. Your existing error handling is unaffected.
What it tracks
For every callout, Zentien records:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Endpoint | The URL called (truncated to 255 characters) |
| Method | GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, etc. |
| Status Code | HTTP response code (e.g. 200, 404, 500) |
| Duration | Round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Success | Whether the response code indicates success |
| Error Message | Exception message if the callout threw |
Example
Viewing callout data
Go to Pulse in the Zentien dashboard. If callout data is flowing, a Callout Monitor table appears showing recent callouts with status, duration, and endpoint.The Pulse page will show a banner if
ZentienHttpCallout has not been detected in your org yet. Update your package to v0.2.0 and add at least one ZentienHttpCallout.send() call to activate the feature.Next step
Salesforce Pulse
See your org’s health — jobs, limits, callouts, and anomalies in one place.