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Get Record Prioritization Data Action
Get record data and field metadata to prioritize records for a user. This action is used in the Get Opportunity Details flow as part of the Prioritize Opportunities standard agent action.

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Get record data and field metadata to prioritize records for a user. This action is used in the Get Opportunity Details flow as part of the Prioritize Opportunities standard agent action.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
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In Flow Builder, add an Action element to your flow. In the New Action window, search for Prioritization, and select Get Record Prioritization Data.
Use values from earlier in the flow to set the inputs for the action.
| field | description |
|---|---|
| Field Metadata | The field metadata for the record IDs. |
| Record Data | The record data for the record IDs. |
The Get Record Prioritization Data action is a part of the Get Opportunity Details flow, which is designed to retrieve record data and field metadata record prioritization. It’s primarily used with the Prioritize Opportunities standard agent action.
This action is limited to usage within a flow. It can’t be invoked through other methods such as Apex, REST API, Agentforce, Prompt Studio, or Einstein Bots. While actions can typically be invoked through frameworks such as InvocableActionService, this specific action is restricted to flows.

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