AnnaLauraHr
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Is there a way for us to know how many daily API calls we are sending over to a specific platform?
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Hey @AnnaLauraHr
Can you please elaborate on your concern in detail so that we can check the possibility of the same?
Can you please elaborate on your concern in detail so that we can check the possibility of the same?
AnnaLauraHr
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We are sending over content from Pabbly to DropInBlog. We are trying to calculate how many minutes of delay we should be setting between API calls to make sure that all content and images are sent without getting the "too many attempts" error on Pabbly.
This is our template example: https://connect.pabbly.com/workflow/mapping/IjU3NjUwNTY0MDYzMTA0MzU1MjZmNTUzMjUxMzci_pc
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I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions.
Could you please share the API documentation of the endpoint you are trying to execute?
Hey @AnnaLauraHr
Thank you for sharing the workflow URL, but we will need the application's name and the API documentation from which you took the API call to execute it.
Thank you for sharing the workflow URL, but we will need the application's name and the API documentation from which you took the API call to execute it.
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