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Task → Move Task
AI-generatedSummary
Moves a Freelo task into a different task list. The destination task list and the task to move are both chosen via the node's parameters.
Inputs
- Task List Name or ID (required) — Destination task list. Pick from a searchable list or enter a numeric ID (digits only) or an expression.
- Task Name or ID (required) — The task to move. Pick from a searchable list or enter a numeric ID (digits only) or an expression.
- Request Options — Optional node settings: batching (items per batch, default 50, and interval in ms, default 1000), ignore SSL issues, HTTP proxy, and request timeout (default 10000 ms).
Output shape
The Freelo API response for the move request, returned as n8n output items (one per input item).
The source pack shows only signatures, so the exact response fields and HTTP endpoint could not be confirmed. The response is likely the API's confirmation or the updated task, but this is not verified.
Examples
Example 1: Move a task to a 'Done' list after a trigger fires in another system.
Set Task List to the 'Done' list from the list picker, and set Task By ID to an expression such as {{ $json.taskId }}.
Example 2: Move many tasks to a new list without hitting API rate limits.
Set the destination Task List ID, map Task ID from incoming items, and set Request Options > Batching to a small batch size with a 1000 ms interval.