Aident logoAident logo centerAident Loadout
Use CasesPricingDocs
ENStart Now
AppsSalesforce ToolsSalesforce Get Child Records
Salesforce Tools

Salesforce Get Child Records

Tool to get child records for a specified parent record and child relationship name. Use when you need to retrieve related records from a parent-child relationship in Salesforce, such as getting all Contacts for an Account or all Opportunities for an Account. Results are paginat…

Write actionRisk level 2 of 5OAuth connection
Use Salesforce Get Child Records

Pricing and limits

Aident logo

Product

Aident LoadoutAident Playbook EditorOpen-CUAK

About

AppsSkillsUse CasesDocsBlogPricingDownloadsPrivacy PolicyTerms of Service

Alternatives

vs Composiovs Zapier
llms.txtGet an AI summary of Aident LoadoutSummarize with ChatGPTSummarize with ClaudeSummarize with GeminiSummarize with Perplexity

© Aident Labs, 2024-2026

Pricing
Free
Unified payment
Not currently supported

Inputs

  • fieldsstring
    Comma-separated list of API names of the related list's column fields to query. Supports spanning relationships in the format ObjectApiName.ChildRelationshipName.FieldApiName (e.g., Opportunity.Account.BillingAddress). If not specified, default fields are returned.
  • page_sizeinteger
    The number of list records to return per page. The default value is 5 and the value can be 1-2000.
  • record_idstring
    Required
    The unique 18-character Salesforce ID of the parent record. This is the record whose child records you want to retrieve.
  • page_tokenstring
    Token for pagination, used to navigate to a specific page of results. Obtained from the response's nextPageToken or previousPageToken fields.
  • optional_fieldsstring
    Comma-separated list of additional field API names in the related list to query. These are additional fields queried for the records returned that don't create visible columns. If the field is not available to the user, no error occurs.
  • relationship_namestring
    Required
    The API name of the child relationship (typically the plural form of the child object name). Common examples include 'Contacts', 'Opportunities', 'Cases', 'Tasks'.

Observable output

  • data
    Required
    Data from the action execution
  • errorstring
    Error if any occurred during the execution of the action
  • successfulboolean
    Required
    Whether or not the action execution was successful or not

Skills that use this Action

Related use cases

No verified related use cases are linked yet.

Official source

Provider source

Skills that use this Action

No published Skills explicitly reference this Action yet.