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Call a standard invocable action directly from your bot, without referencing it from an Apex class or flow. Use Knowledge actions, custom and standard notification actions, and more.

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Call a standard invocable action directly from your bot, without referencing it from an Apex class or flow. Use Knowledge actions, custom and standard notification actions, and more.
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| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To build and manage Einstein Bots: | Customize Application OR Modify Metadata OR Manage Bots |
The Standard action dialog step supports standard invocable actions only. It doesn’t support other action types, including custom invocable actions, dynamic actions, quick actions, or button actions. To learn more about Salesforce actions and view available standard invocable actions, see the Actions Developer Guide.
Before adding a standard action to your bot, make sure that the user profile and permission sets associated with the bot have the necessary permissions to run the action.

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