Authenticate API Calls with Salesforce Scheduler APIs

Use OAuth—the most secure SOAP and REST API call authentication method—to get an access token.

You can’t modify an existing appointment via a guest user profile. You can use an integration user who has permissions to read and update only the required objects.

Note

If you are working in a Salesforce organization that has a Developer Edition, an Enterprise Edition, or above, verify that you have the API Enabled permission. This permission is enabled by default. This permission allows you to access any Salesforce API.

Introduction to Salesforce Scheduler
Set Up Salesforce Scheduler
Salesforce Scheduler Data Model Overview
Salesforce Scheduler Standard Objects
Salesforce Scheduler Custom Objects
Salesforce Scheduler Platform Events
Salesforce Scheduler Metadata API Types
Authenticate Salesforce Scheduler APIs
Translate SOQL Query Results
Salesforce Scheduler Business APIs
Salesforce Scheduler Apex Classes
Build Custom Appointment Booking Experiences Using Salesforce Scheduler APIs
Schedule an Anonymous Appointment
Schedule Anonymous Appointments with Appointment Distribution
Create a Service Territory
Assign Service Territory to Work Types
Assign Service Resources
Enable Appointment Distribution
Authenticate API Calls with Salesforce Scheduler APIs
Get Appointment Time Slots
Create Service Appointments
Schedule Appointments by Selecting Location First
Modify an Anonymous Appointment
Create a Single-Resource Appointment
Modify a Service Appointment
Create a Multi-Resource Appointment
Modify a Multi-Resource Service Appointment
Create a Concurrent Appointment
Schedule Appointments by Using Sharing Availability
Schedule Appointments with a Dummy Resource and Reassign to Actual Resources
Integrate Salesforce Scheduler with External Calendars
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