Retrieves all available record types that the partner user can use when creating a new lead. Use this action when a partner user creates a lead and wants to know which record types are available. This action returns a list of record type IDs, names, and descriptions for creating leads.
Action Details
API Name
FindRecordTypes
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Fetching record types
Inputs
Label
API Name
Description
Object Name
objectName
The API name of the object to retrieve record types.
Outputs
Label
API Name
Description
Lead Record Types
leadRecordTypes
List of available lead record types with their details. Each record type includes recordTypeId (unique identifier for creating leads), name (display name), description (optional description), isActive (whether the record type is currently active), and isDefault (whether this is the default record type for the user). Use the recordTypeId field when creating a lead with a specific record type.
Verified Customer ID
verifiedCustomerId
The verified contact ID of a user.
Summary Message
summaryMessage
A list of available record types.
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