Web Services and SuiteTalk
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2026-07-24

Campaign Audience Record Exposed to REST Web Services

The campaignaudience record is now available via SuiteTalk REST API, supporting CRUD operations at /services/rest/record/v1/campaignaudience. Requires the Marketing Automation feature.

Affects:REST Web ServicesSuiteTalk REST API

Oracle has exposed the Campaign Audience record to SuiteTalk REST web services. The record ID is campaignaudience.

What changed

The campaignaudience record can now be accessed via the REST endpoint:

/services/rest/record/v1/campaignaudience

  • The record is not a subrecord and contains no subrecords of its own.
  • Standard REST operations (POST, etc.) are supported. The REST API Browser documents the full set of available HTTP methods, request parameters, and field definitions.

Example: Create a Campaign Audience (POST)

POST /services/rest/record/v1/campaignaudience

Request body:

{"description": "Test description", "name": "Test name", "isInactive": false}

Prerequisites

  • The Marketing Automation feature must be enabled at Setup > Company > Enable Features > CRM before the record is accessible through REST.

What to do

  1. If you manage campaign audiences through custom integrations or middleware, you can now use the REST API (/services/rest/record/v1/campaignaudience) instead of SuiteTalk SOAP or CSV imports.
  2. Confirm the Marketing Automation feature is enabled in your target account; REST calls will fail without it.
  3. Consult the REST API Browser for the complete field list and supported operations — the source documentation does not enumerate individual fields beyond name, description, and isInactive.
  4. Use OAuth 1.0 (token-based authentication) as shown in the code sample, or OAuth 2.0 if your account supports it.

Note: The source page is reference documentation, not a versioned release note. The exact release in which this record was first exposed is not stated. Check the REST API Browser’s record list against your account version to confirm availability.