The ID for the task owner within your team's Apollo account. This is the user that will take action on the contacts.

Use the Get a List of Users endpoint to retrieve IDs for all of the users within your Apollo account.

Example: 66302798d03b9601c7934ebf

Set the task to be 1 of the following task types. This enables the task owner to know the type of action they need to take.

• call: Call the contacts.
• outreach_manual_email: Email the contacts.
• linkedin_step_connect: Send a LinkedIn invitation to connect with the contacts.
• linkedin_step_message: Send a direct message to the contacts' LinkedIn profiles.
• linkedin_step_view_profile: View the contacts' LinkedIn profiles.
• linkedin_step_interact_post: Interact with the contacts' recent LinkedIn posts.
• action_item: Take generic action for the contacts. If you use this task type, Apollo recommends using the note parameter too.

Assign a priority to the task you are creating:

• high
• medium
• low

The status of the task being created. For future-facing tasks, you should use the scheduled status.

For tasks that are already completed, you can use completed or skipped.

Example: scheduled

Add a description for the task. This should be a human-readable message.

This parameter is not required, but it is recommended as it provides the task owner with more context on the action they need to take.

Example: This contact expressed interest in the Sequences feature specifically. Be prepared to discuss.

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