Stirling PDFInstall

Summary

Invites one or more users to a Stirling PDF instance by sending their email addresses, an optional role and an optional team ID as query parameters to the Stirling PDF user-invite endpoint.

Inputs

• Emails (required) — Email address(es) to invite, sent as the emails query parameter. The source is not shown, so the exact multi-address format (likely comma-separated) is unconfirmed.
• Role — Role assigned to the invited users, sent as the role query parameter. Defaults to ROLE_USER.
• Team Id — Numeric ID of the team to add the invited users to, sent as the teamId query parameter. Defaults to 0.
• Request Options — Node-level HTTP settings: batching (items per batch and interval in ms), ignore SSL certificate issues, HTTP proxy URL, and request timeout in ms (default 10000).

Output shape

The JSON response from the Stirling PDF server for the invite request, one result per input item.

The source pack contains only a stub of the node class, so the response structure is not documented here. Requires admin-level permissions on the Stirling PDF instance, which is an assumption. Authentication comes from the node's credentials.

Examples

Example 1: Invite a new colleague as a standard user

Emails: jane@example.com; Role: ROLE_USER; Team Id left at the default.

Example 2: Onboard several people to a specific team from a workflow

Emails: a@example.com,b@example.com; Role: ROLE_USER; Team Id: 2; Batching left at the default.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide