Extend Intelligent Appointment Management Workflows by Using APIs and Invocable Actions
Use APIs and invocable actions to improve appointment management workflows helping
users create, update, and cancel appointments. Customize end-to-end appointment management
experiences for agents by using invocable actions to create Agentforce actions. Develop custom
user experiences for patient self-scheduling workflows with public APIs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
Invocable Actions
Use invocable actions to create custom Agentforce actions.
Book Appointment: Supports booking or creating an appointment.
Update Appointment: Supports updating an existing appointment.
Cancel Appointment: Supports canceling an existing appointment.
Get Slots: Supports fetching available appointment slots for one or more resources.
Get Resources: Supports searching for available resources based on a set of search criteria.
Public APIs
Use public APIs to support customized self-scheduling workflows.
Book Appointment: Create an appointment
Update Appointment: Update an existing appointment.
Cancel Appointment: Cancel an existing appointment.
Get Slots: Fetch the appointment slots associated with a resource (provider or asset).
Get Resources: Fetch the available resources based on a set of search criteria.
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