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# Acción Get Availavility

Usa la acción Get Availability de Google Calendar para consultar la disponibilidad de un calendario en un rango de fechas, con zona horaria configurable.

Esta acción Get Availability sirve para poder consultar la disponibilidad de espacios en el calendario de una cuenta en un período determinado de tiempo.\ <br>

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1. Conectar Credenciales
2. Escoger el calendario
3. Fecha de Inicio\
   Puedes escoger desde el calendario ó si es variable, la puedes tomar usando:\
   {{trigger.body.start\_date}} ó el nombre de variable\
   previamente definida en los parámetros del Trigger
4. Fecha de Fin\
   Puedes escoger desde el calendario ó si es variable, la puedes tomar usando:\
   {{trigger.body.end\_date}} ó el nombre de variable\
   previamente definida en los parámetros del Trigger
5. Zona Horaria\
   Escoger la zona horaria donde va a operar el flujo

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**Configuración Avanzada:**

* Hora de Inicio\
  Puedes configurar la hora manualmente:\
  \
  ![](https://365551146-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FMUYDYzjmxpzlYaw0gcaZ%2Fuploads%2FRsbclq71LfoIbFZzx2Sq%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=65c58e01-2899-4211-b585-7766c7f62d44)\
  ó si es variable, la puedes tomar usando:\
  {{trigger.body.start\_time}} ó el nombre de variable\
  previamente definida en los parámetros del Trigger
* Hora de Fin\
  Puedes configurar la hora manualmente\
  ![](https://365551146-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FMUYDYzjmxpzlYaw0gcaZ%2Fuploads%2FGIjTmvwL2QBeZ2qLVNhm%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=37b20fe8-689a-47e8-b7e7-5dbb4ef78c11)\
  \
  ó si es variable, la puedes tomar usando:\
  {{trigger.body.end\_date}} ó el nombre de variable\
  previamente definida en los parámetros del Trigger
* Slot Interval\
  Se refiere a los intervalos de tiempo que durarán las reuniones
* fsfdad


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