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Confirm Sales Meeting Action
Confirms a selected meeting time from a list of available time slots. Inbox is required to use this action. This action is available in flows running API version 66.0 and later.
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Confirms a selected meeting time from a list of available time slots. Inbox is required to use this action. This action is available in flows running API version 66.0 and later.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| View supported editions. |
In Flow Builder, add an Action element to your flow. In the Action panel, search for Confirm Sales Meeting, and then select Confirm Sales Meeting.
Use values from earlier in the flow to set the inputs for the action.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Meeting Request ID | Required. The ID of the meeting request associated with a generated time slot request. |
| Meeting Time | Required. The meeting time in epoch milliseconds corresponding to the selected start time. |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Error Code | The error code returned by the Confirm Sales Meeting action. |
| Error Message | The error message returned by the Confirm Sales Meeting action. |
| Meeting Status | The status of the meeting scheduling attempt. |
The Confirm Sales Meeting action is primarily used with Agentforce Sales. This action requires Inbox to be enabled. All flows are supported, including screen flows, schedule-triggered flows, and record-triggered flows.

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