Use the Perform method to manage asynchronous processes, like sending email, importing subscribers, or starting an import definition.
When you use the Perform method as part of an email send definition, you can override certain aspects of the SenderProfile object.
Parameters
| Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Action |
String | Specifies an action to perform on one or many objects. See the table below for supported perform actions. |
Definitions |
Array of APIObject objects | Specifies a collection of interactions to act upon. |
Options |
PerformOptions | Optionally specifies more processing options. |
OverallStatus |
String | Specifies the overall status of the request. |
OverallStatusMessage |
String | Specifies the overall status message of the request. |
RequestID |
String | A unique identifier for the request. |
Supported Perform Actions
-
AudienceDefinition
- build
- clone
- totalcount
- count
-
AudienceSegmentDefinition
- Count
-
Campaign
- start
- stop
- cancel (reserved for future use)
- pause (reserved for future use)
-
ContentValidation
- validate
-
DataExtractActivity
- start
-
EmailSendDefinition
- start
- test
- GetMaxCount
- stop (reserved for future use)
- pause (reserved for future use)
- restart (reserved for future use)
-
ExtractDefinition
- start
-
FileTransferActivity
- start
-
FileTrigger
- start
-
FilterActivity
- start
-
GroupDefinition
- start
-
ImportDefinition
- start
-
MessageSendActivity
- start
-
PlatformApplication
- publish
- deploy
-
ProgramManifestTemplate
- start
-
Send
-
If ID property is specified
- pause
- resume
- cancel
-
If no ID property is specified, the API ignores the Action parameter.
-
-
SMSSendActivity
- start
-
SystemEntityOperation
- start