Due to the complicated nature of supporting programmers and programming languages, the integration of Conga with Visualforce, Apex, Javascript (or other programming languages), and custom code is not supported.

Calling Conga Composer from Apex:

  1. Create a Remote Site setting record for “https://composer.congamerge.com”
  2. In your code, make an HTTP GET call with a long timeout (~60 seconds).
  3. The Apex request should set the endpoint to: https://composer.congamerge.com/composer8/index.html
  4. Include any needed Composer parameters in the query string part of the request, but you must start the query string with the following parameters:
    1. serverurl
    2. sessionid
    3. apimode

If present, remove the DS7 (background mode) parameter from the Composer Endpoint URL. DS7 may interfere with the APIMode parameter.

APIMode ValueAction in Conga Composer
1Attaches the document to the master object
2Reserved
3Delivers the document via Conga Sign
4Reserved
5Attaches the document to the Documents Tab (requires &DocFolderId)
6Attaches the document to Salesforce Content (requires &ContentWorkspaceId)
12Emails the document according to the Email parameters
13Delivers the document via Adobe eSign
17DocuSign

When successful, the API Mode parameter results in a Salesforce Record ID or an error message.

Calling Conga Composer in a programmatic loop, whether from Apex or any other programming language, constitutes a violation of the Master Services Agreement and is subject to immediate suspension of your account. This includes the use of script, code, program, or alike to mimic the functionality of Conga products or services.