# GraphQL Admin API Action

Here's an example of a flow that can use the response from the GraphQL Admin API call:

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The action gives you a field for the query and a field for the input variables. And the response back is stringified JSON so that the specifics of the fields in the payload can be arbitrarily set at run-time:

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And here's what the log output looks like:

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**Import Flow Template**

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