Extension pointers - Simple yet significant pointers #12: Functions for Zoho CRM extensions

Functions are essential in achieving logical functionality for an extension. You can easily code your functions in Deluge using drag-and-drop tools to meet your requirements.

How to create functions for Zoho CRM extensions in Sigma

Go to Sigma and select the CRM extension for which you wish to create a function.
Choose Functions from the left panel of the Zoho Developer console, under Automate. Click New Function.

Fill in the field labeled Function Name. Choose a return type and specify arguments, if there are any. Choose either Yes or No depending on whether you want to invoke the function as a REST API. Click Next.

Code your Deluge function. Click Execute to execute and test the function. Click Save & Close once done to save and close the function.

Note: Functions created with Sigma's Functions component cannot be used within Zoho CRM extensions.

To create functions for Zoho CRM extensions, please follow the method mentioned in the four steps outlined in this post.

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