getCrmLinkedMeetings Query
Lists one row per workspace meeting the caller can read that holds content, newest first or most recently changed first. A meeting is readable when you are its organizer or an attendee, when it is linked to a CRM account or opportunity and you have CRM access, or when it is shared with you by name; 'everyone' sharing grants nothing. Since this requires CRM access, every CRM-linked meeting with content is listed; a meeting nobody has written on has no row here. Set includeScheduled to include upcoming meetings and calendar-only meetings without saved content. bookingDateFrom/bookingDateTo filter the provider's original creation time, independently of the appointment's start time. Missing provider timestamps are excluded from a booking-date filter. CRM links (people, accounts, opportunities) decorate and filter the rows. Access: Workspace members with CRM access. Errors: Throws if the user is logged out or lacks CRM access.
Arguments
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text
titleText
phraseText
personText
accountText
opportunityText
associatedObjectTypes
personIds
accountIds
opportunityIds
meetingExternalIds
Narrows the rows to these meeting external ids; every other filter still applies.
meetingUserDataIds
Loads up to 50 explicitly selected readable meetings by id for a subscribed meeting page, without cursor pagination.
dateFrom
dateTo
includeScheduled
Include upcoming and calendar-only meetings. Defaults to the existing past-meetings-with-content list. Use startTime sorting to include meetings without content.
bookingDateFrom
Inclusive lower bound on sourceCreatedAt (the provider booking time), as an ISO instant.
bookingDateTo
Exclusive upper bound on sourceCreatedAt (the provider booking time), as an ISO instant.
durationMinSeconds
durationMaxSeconds
hasSummary
meetingTypes
opportunityStageKeys
opportunityStageStates
opportunityValueMin
opportunityValueMax
opportunityOwnerIds
opportunityOwnerText
first = 25
after
sortField = "startTime"
sortOrder = -1
Response
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Returns CrmLinkedMeetingConnection !.
Example
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getCrmForms