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Hi guys , So I am setting up a automation that when a calendly call is cancelled by an invitee  , it looks up the latest available slots using calendly api and sends an email  to that person. However 1 issue that I have been encountering which is when I am passing dynamic values to the api it doesnot work ,but whenever I add static values the api returns me the available slots. 

Step 1- 4

  • When an invitee cancels an event
  • It first checks the event topic , if it matches certain topic name it works
  • next in a google sheet it looks for that person
  • updates that persons status to “Cancelled”

 

Step 5 and 6 

 

 

Here is where the problem begins 

 

In step 5 I have a code which retuns Get todays date and date on friday 

 

Then when I am passing these values to my Webhook 

 

This returns The app returned "The supplied parameters are invalid.".

 

But when I add static values

 

It actually works

 

Not sure what I am doing wrong even if i pass the dates as 2025-09-02 and 2025-09-07 it works on static but doesnot runs on dynamic values

Hi ​@Jeff12 

Link to the Calendly API endpoint documentation: https://developer.calendly.com/api-docs/6a1be82aef359-list-event-type-available-times

 

TIPS:

  • Make sure you have the correct headers set for the API request
    • Authorization
    • Content-Type
  • Make sure you are testing with valid dates per the API endpoints docs
    • End Date: Date must be in the future of start_time.
    • Start Date: Date cannot be in the past.
  • Make sure you do not have any leading/trailing whitespace before/after mapped variables
  • Make sure you do not have any leading/trailing whitespace before/after output variable values from the Code step
  • Try sharing your screenshots and context with ChatGPT to see if it can help guide you.

Hi there ​@Jeff12 👋

Just wanted to check how you’re getting on. Did Troy’s suggestions help you to get those dynamic date values working in the GET request?

Keep us posted on your progress, want to make sure this gets sorted 🙂