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Overview

This node interacts with the Fireberry API to create new objects of a specified type. It supports building the object fields either through a visual field builder interface or by providing a JSON object directly. The node is useful for automating the creation of records in Fireberry, such as adding new entries to a database or CRM system, based on dynamic input data.

Use Case Examples

  1. Creating a new customer record in Fireberry by specifying the object type and filling in fields using the visual builder.
  2. Creating a new product entry by providing the field data as a JSON object for bulk or automated data insertion.

Properties

Name Meaning
Object Type Name or ID Specifies the Fireberry object type to create, either by selecting from a list or using an expression to provide an ID.
Input Type Determines how the field data is provided: either through a visual field builder or as a JSON object.
Fields A collection of fields to create when using the field builder input type. Each field includes the field name or ID, an option to use dropdown values, the dropdown value if applicable, and the field value.
Fields (JSON) A JSON object containing field names as keys and their corresponding values, used when the input type is JSON.
Options Additional options for the operation, including batching settings to control the number of items processed per batch and the interval between batches.

Output

JSON

  • json - The created Fireberry object data returned from the API.

Dependencies

  • Fireberry API credentials required for authentication.

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the 'Object Type Name or ID' is correctly specified; otherwise, the node will not know which object to create.
  • If using the field builder, verify that field names or IDs are valid and correspond to the selected object type.
  • When using dropdown values, ensure the 'Use Dropdown Values' option is enabled and a valid dropdown value is selected.
  • Batching options must be set carefully to avoid exceeding Fireberry API rate limits; adjust batch size and interval accordingly.
  • Common errors include unsupported operations or invalid field data, which can be resolved by checking the operation parameter and field inputs.

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