Extract value from JSON by path

The Extract value from JSON robot parses a JSON string and returns the value at a dot-notation path, e.g. data.user.email or items.0.name. It takes the JSON and the path and returns the value as a string, objects and arrays as JSON, and a Path found flag (Y/N). Works in Bitrix24 (Alaio) business processes and robots.

The robot parses a JSON string and extracts the value at a dot-notation path: object keys and numeric array indexes, for example data.result.0.id. Typical cases: pull the needed field from the response of the HTTP request robot or from JSON sent by an external system into a deal field. It returns the value as a string, objects and arrays as JSON for further parsing, plus a Path found flag (Y/N). If the JSON is invalid or the path is missing, the robot returns N — build a condition on it in the workflow designer to handle the error in a separate branch. Use the result in CRM fields or pass it to the next robots of the business process.

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Scenario: get a customer email from an external API response

1. The HTTP request robot receives a JSON response from an external system
2. The robot extracts the value at the path data.user.email
3. If the path is found, the email is written to a contact field

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