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  • Your Journey to Writes
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Writing data

Overview

These guides cover how to write data to third-party platforms

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Your Journey to Writes

For convenience, we’ve broken up the journey of learning how to write data to third-party platforms into Basic and Advanced topics.

Basic Writes

In our Basic topics, we introduce universal concepts that allow you to execute writes for most — but not all — third-party platforms and Linked Accounts.

Making Writes

Make POST requests to Merge to write data to third-party platforms

Related and Nested Objects

Write data to third-party platforms with relations to existing and new Common Model instances

Writes are unified across all of our third-party platforms. However, some platforms require an additional piece of Merge’s advanced functionality — explored in Advanced Writes below — to support them.

Advanced Writes

In our Advanced topics, we introduce programmatic concepts that make heavy use of an endpoint we call /meta to handle writes for all third-party platforms and Linked Accounts.

Programmatic writes with /meta

Use /meta to programmatically form and validate POST requests to write standardized or integration / Linked Account-specific model fields

Programmatic nested writes with /meta

Use /meta to create related Common Model instances (through nesting) with standardized or integration / Linked Account-specific fields

Templates and conditional fields

Use /meta to determine which specific model fields are available based on your user’s input in another field