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{
	"api-version": "1.0",
	"security-id": "<64 character alphanumeric>",
	"flow-id": "<8 character alphanumeric>",
	"calls": [
		{
			"client-identifier": "<identifier, callback parameter>",
			"start-time": "2021-04-28T03:48:07.111+05:30",
			"contact-numbers": [
				"918000XXXXXX",
				"918100XXXXXX",
			],
			"keys": [
				{
					"name": "$flow.key.Name",
					"value": "Abhinandan"
				},
				{
					"name": "$flow.key.Language",
					"value": "English"
				}
			]
		}
	]
}

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1. api-version: Use 1.0 to use the

   Status
   colour Blue title In production

   or TEST to use the

   Status
   colour Yellow title In Testing

   version of the outbound flow.

2. security-id: Get the security ID from the ‘Edit Flow’ page of any Outbound Flow

3. flow-id: Get the 8 character alpha numeric Flow ID from the ‘Edit Flow’ page of any Outbound Flow

4. calls: Array. Each element in array represents one call. You can have up-to 500 calls in one request.

   1. client-identifier: Callback variable to uniquely represent this request.

   2. start-time: ISO-8601 Timestamp. Format is 2021YYYY-04MM-28T03DDTHH:48MM:07.111SS+05:30. Date cannot be of past. If time is of past (and date is today) the flow will be initiated immediately.

   3. contact-numbers: Array. Mobile numbers of the customer. You can provide alternate numbers of a customer and calling will be initiated to each number until one is connected in one attempt.

   4. keys: Array of Flow Variables. There’s no limit on how many flow variables can be provided.

      1. "name": "$flow.key.<variable>": Name of flow variable.

      2. "value": "Abhinandan": Value of the above flow variable.

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