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I am trying to make an HTTP call-out from a flow (triggered when an address is entered on an Account a certain fields are filled in) to Google maps API. 

We have it set up to only require an API key. No named credentials are needed for the set up.

When the API is set up without restrictions, it works fine. However, if the 

client wishes to restrict the API to certain URLs. 

When we try to restrict the API to different variations on 

client.my.salesforce.com

 with or without https:// and/or an asterisk as a wildcard at the end or towards the front.

Does anyone know the url the API request would be coming from?

Thanks

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