That is an excellent question. Datetime properties can be created through the API. You can check this table here for more information and create the property by using this endpoint:
POST /crm/v3/properties/{objectType}
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I made one with custom code in Python, then set the property where I store the result. My code saves the day of the week and creation date in text format.
@jaah this is a private beta – so not open to all users yet. I assume the product team will roll this out gradually and, depending on how it goes, also slow down the roll-out, @georgieh.
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I was so excited to see this pop up last week - I requested to join the private beta and received a notification it could take up to 3 business days for my request to be reviewed. I went back into Product Updates to check on the status of my request on Monday and I can't find anything to do with create Datetime properties anymore. It appears it might have been removed ☹️
That is an excellent question. Datetime properties can be created through the API. You can check this table here for more information and create the property by using this endpoint:
POST /crm/v3/properties/{objectType}
Hope that helps. If you found this post helpful, consider helping others in the community to find answers faster by marking this as a solution. I'd really appreciate it.
@ChrisoKlepkeHow can I get this date time stamp to work when I am tracking when something occurred? For example, when a contact became "working" I want to track the date and time
This is a bit difficult as it is not possible to use the workflow action set property value since it only safes the date to this property. If you have Ops Hub Pro, you can utilize a Custom Code Workflow Action to set that property also with the API.
So in conclusion: You can create the property and set it with a time only through the API as far as I know.