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Task → Get Many
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieves a list of tasks from Freelo, optionally narrowed by filters such as project, tasklist, assignee, dates, labels, state and text search. Can return all matches or stop at a set limit.
Inputs
- returnAll — When true, returns all matching tasks. When false (default), the Limit Responses value applies.
- limit (required) — Maximum number of tasks to return (default 50, minimum 1). Shown only when Return All is off.
- filters — Collection of optional filters: Due Date From/To, Finished Date From/To, Finished Overdue, My Priorities, No Due Date (do not combine with the due date range, which is then ignored), Order (asc/desc), Order By (date added, date edited, name, priority), Project IDs, Tasklist IDs, Search Query (fulltext on task name), State ID (1 = active, 2 = finished; omit for all states), With Labels (match any, case insensitive), Without Label, and Worker (assignee).
- requestOptions — Node-level HTTP settings: batching (items per batch and interval in ms), ignore SSL issues, proxy URL, and timeout in ms (default 10000).
Output shape
A list of task records from the Freelo API, emitted as workflow items.
The exact fields come from the Freelo API response. The source pack shows only signatures, so the precise output shape and pagination handling are not confirmed. The Filters collection is available only for this operation, not for the finished-tasks operation, which shares the Return All and Limit fields.
Examples
Example 1: Fetch all active tasks assigned to a specific user, ordered by priority
Return All on; Filters: Worker = user, State ID = 1, Order By = Priority, Order = Descending.
Example 2: List tasks in a project that are overdue or due this week
Return All off, Limit 100; Filters: Project IDs = chosen project, Due Date From = start of week, Due Date To = end of week.
Example 3: Find tasks whose name contains 'invoice' and that have the label 'urgent'
Filters: Search Query = invoice, With Labels = urgent; Return All on.