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    Requests with x-www-form-urlencoded data

    Written by Lindsey Stanifer

    Updated at August 20th, 2026

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    Create your request in the Integration Center

    This guide walks through how to format an Integration Center request in which x-www-form-urlencoded data needs to be sent in the request. This is commonly used for OAUTH authentication requests to generate an access token. But if needed for other request types, use the same approach.

    Important Notes:

    • Make sure you have added the header Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
    • Make sure the payload body has XML selected and not JSON.
    • You may need to URL Encode your variables if they have http special characters.
      • e.g. {{attribute | urlencode}}

    Create your request in the Integration Center

    1. Create a new request.
    2. On the new page that opens, name the request.
    3. Specify the method and the url and if an Authentication is applicable.


       
    4. Add the content-type header.


       
    5. Add your payload and select XML. The payload will vary depending on the endpoint.


       
    6. Add your response mapping if applicable.

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