APIs

GraphQL
integration

Run GraphQL queries and mutations from a ToolJet interface.

Start building Read the setup guide

Configure your connection, create queries, and build the interface your team needs. Try a sample prompt

Connector capabilities

What can ToolJet do with GraphQL?

Create queries for the operations your app needs, then connect their inputs and results to the interface.

Execute queries
Execute mutations

Operations and configuration can vary by connector version. Check the full GraphQL guide.

An app you could build

Customer operations app

Use a query to display customer records and a separate mutation to submit an authorized change from a form.

Try this prompt

I have a GraphQL API exposing customer queries and a mutation to update contact details. Build a customer operations app with search and a selected-customer detail panel. Connect an edit form to the update mutation and show whether the save succeeded.

Start with this prompt in ToolJet. Sign in or create an account, then connect your data source and replace the example names and fields with yours.

Review the generated app, configure permissions, and test its queries before sharing it with your team.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I do with the GraphQL integration?

Run GraphQL queries and mutations from a ToolJet interface. Supported capabilities: Execute queries; Execute mutations.

What do I need to connect GraphQL to ToolJet?

A GraphQL endpoint and the headers or authentication required by that service.

What should I check before using GraphQL in production?

The endpoint schema controls available queries and mutations. Validate variables and enforce authorization on the API server.

Can I automate tasks with GraphQL?

Connect GraphQL queries to app events such as button clicks and form submissions. ToolJet Workflows and Agent Builder can orchestrate supported connectors on Self-hosted deployments; those products are not available on ToolJet Cloud. Check the connector and deployment requirements for your use case.

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