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Time Tracking → Start
AI-generatedSummary
Starts a time-tracking timer in Freelo, optionally tied to a specific task and with a note. The request is declarative, so the endpoint and method aren't visible in the provided source.
Inputs
- TaskId — Task to track time against. Pick from the dynamically loaded task list or enter a custom ID, for example with an expression. Sent as
task_idin the request body. Omitted if empty. - note — Free-text note for the timer. Sent as
notein the request body. Omitted if empty. - requestOptions — Node-level request settings. Batching (items per batch, default 50, and batch interval, default 1000 ms), Ignore SSL Issues, Proxy URL, and Timeout in ms (default 10000).
Output shape
The Freelo API's response to the start-timer request, one result per input item. Its exact fields aren't visible in the provided source.
The source pack contains only signature stubs, so the endpoint, HTTP method, and response fields can't be confirmed. Empty TaskId and note values are not sent.
Examples
Example 1: Start a timer on a chosen task when work begins
Resource: Time Tracking, Operation: Start, Task Name or ID: select the task, Note: 'Working on bug fix'.
Example 2: Start a timer for a task ID from an earlier node
Task Name or ID set to the expression {{ $json.id }}, Note left blank.