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If I had to guess I’d say it was the cookie. Postman is auto-sending this for you because it is stateful probably captured it in the return of your first API call.
In SnapLogic, each of the snaps execute separately, even if you have a chain of rest snaps they all function independently so you don’t have that luxury. You’d probably need to send the cookie which you’d probably get back in the header of your first call, and pass it as cookie header on calls 2/3.
Without sending the cookie for the second response I’d guess the server wouldn’t be able to tie it to the first rest op so it’s just giving you a blank response back.
I passed the cookie into the request headers from my first API call with no luck, my response body is still empty from my Post request
I sincerely appreciate the help to date - at this point I’ve reached out to an administrator who wrote the endpoint API’s who can help clarify the formatting of the request for accuracy on their end.