Retrieves available meeting times for a specified lead, contact, or person account based
on the record owner’s schedule. Inbox is required to use this action. This action is available in
flows running API version 66.0 and later.
In Flow Builder, add an Action element to your flow. In the Action panel, search for
Get Available Meeting Times, and then select Get Available
Meeting Times.
Set Input Values
Use values from earlier in the flow to set the inputs for the action.
Field
Description
Date
Required. The attendee’s first desired meeting date.
Meeting Description
Optional. A description for the meeting.
Meeting Name
Optional. The name of the meeting.
Meetings Per Day
Required. The maximum number of Meeting times to retrieve per day.
Number Of Meeting Times
Required. The total number of meeting times to retrieve.
Start Time
Optional. The attendee’s first desired meeting start time, in UTC and 24-hour HH:MM:SS
format.
Target Id
Required. The ID of the target. It can be a lead ID, contact ID, or the person contact
ID for a person account.
Time Zone
Required. The time zone identifier for the meeting (for example,
America/Los_Angeles).
Store Output Values
Field
Description
Epoch Times
The start and end times of the meeting time slots, measured in milliseconds since the
Unix epoch (January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC).
Error Code
The error code when an error occurs.
Error Message
The error message returned when an error occurs.
Meeting Request Id
The ID of the meeting request.
Time Slots
The meeting slot start and end dates and times.
Usage
The Get Available Meeting Times 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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