--- category: [Homepages & Self-Service Sites, Platform and Product Extensions, Platform and Product Extensions/Home Experience, Administration & Integrations, Platform and Product Extensions/Integration, Administration & Integrations/Custom Integrations & Apps, Platform and Product Extensions/Workday Extend] keyword: [Extend, Orchestration, Orchestration Builder] nav: wcp_docs parent_url: /wcp_docs/ title: >- Example: Get And Create Peakon Data layout: subsection --- ### Scenario If the employee is a manager, you want to retrieve and create these Peakon data values: - Peakon ID. - Segment ID. - Engagement score status. ### Steps 1. From the Components panel, drag Send HTTP Request and drop it in the IF flow. Select the Send HTTP Request component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click SendHTTPRequest to rename the step to Get Manager ID. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of getManagerID. 3. Click Edit Properties. 2. Enter these values. 1. On the `GET` request row, click the + icon and enter `https://api.peakon.com/scim/v2/Users?filter=externalId%20eq%20%22`. 2. Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > CREATE VALUES > workerID. 3. Click the + icon and enter %22. 4. On the Authentication tab, select peakonAPI as the Authentication Type. 5. On the Settings tab, select Json as the Response Type. 6. Click Save Changes, then click Close. 3. From the Components panel, drag Create Values and drop it below Send HTTP Request in the IF flow. Select the Create Values component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click CreateValues to rename the step to Create Manager ID. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of createManagerID. 3. Click Edit Properties. 4. Enter these values:

Type	String
Key	managerID
Value	Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > SEND HTTP REQUEST getManagerID > response. Hover over getManagerID.response, click the fx icon, and select stringAtJsonPath. Click the + icon inside the stringAtJsonPath function and enter `$.Resources[0].id`. Hover over stringAtJsonPath, click the fx icon, and select remove. Click the + icon inside the remove function and enter employee_.

5. Click Save Changes, then click Close. 6. From the Components panel, drag Send HTTP Request and drop it below the CREATE VALUES component in the IF flow. Select the Send HTTP Request component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click SendHTTPRequest to rename the step to Get Segment ID. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of getSegmentID. 3. Click Edit Properties. 7. Enter these values. 1. On the `GET` request row, click the + icon and enter `https://api.peakon.com/v1/segments?filter[type]=employee&filter[direct]=true&filter[managerId]=`. 2. Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > CREATE VALUES createManagerID > managerID. 3. On the Authentication tab, select peakonAPI as the Authentication Type. 4. On the Settings tab, select Json as the Response Type. 5. Click Save Changes, then click Close. 8. From the Components panel, drag Create Values and drop it below the second SEND HTTP REQUEST in the IF flow. Select the Create Values component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click CreateValues to rename the step to Create Segment ID. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of createSegmentID. 9. Click Edit Properties to set up the component. 1. Enter these values:

Type	String
Key	segmentID
Value	Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > SEND HTTP REQUEST getSegmentID > response. Hover over getSegmentID.response, click the fx icon, and select stringAtJsonPath. Click the + icon inside the stringAtJsonPath function and enter `$.data[0].attributes.contextId`.

2. Click Save Changes, then click Close. 10. From the Components panel, drag Send HTTP Request and drop it below the second CREATE VALUES component in the IF flow. Select the Send HTTP Request component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click SendHTTPRequest to rename the step to Get Engagement Status. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of getEngagementStatus. 3. Click Edit Properties. 11. Enter these values. 1. On the `GET` request row, click the + icon and enter `https://api.peakon.com/v1/engagement/contexts/`. 2. Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > CREATE VALUES createSegmentID > segmentID. 3. Click the + icon and enter `/overview?interval=recent`. 4. On the Authentication tab, select peakonAPI as the Authentication Type. 5. On the Settings tab, select Json as the Response Type. 6. Click Save Changes, then click Close. 12. From the Components panel, drag Create Values and drop it below the third SEND HTTP REQUEST in the IF flow. Select the Create Values component you just dropped and: 1. Double-click CreateValues to rename the step to Create Engagement Status. 2. On the Properties panel, enter a Reference Name of createEngagementStatus. 3. Click Edit Properties. 13. Enter these values:

Type	String
Key	engagementStatus
Value	Click the + icon and select Data from Orchestration Steps > SEND HTTP REQUEST getEngagementStatus > response. Hover over getEngagementStatus.response, click the fx icon, and select stringAtJsonPath. Click the + icon inside the stringAtJsonPath function and enter `$.data.attributes.scores.status`.

14. Click Save Changes, then click Close. ### Result You can now access Peakon employee data in subsequent components in the orchestration. ### Next Steps See [Example: Branch On Engagement Score Status](/wcp_docs/tle1630014572668.html).