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User → Get Many Who Promoted Me
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieves the list of Freelo users who promoted (invited/elevated) the authenticated user, via the Freelo API. The source pack is signature-only, so the exact endpoint and return shape are not visible.
Inputs
- Request Options — Optional collection of request settings applied to the HTTP call.
- Request Options > Batching — Items per Batch (default 50; -1 disables, 0 treated as 1) and Batch Interval in ms (default 1000) to throttle requests.
- Request Options > Ignore SSL Issues (Insecure) — Accept responses even when SSL certificate validation fails. Default false.
- Request Options > Proxy — HTTP proxy URL, optionally with credentials (e.g. http://username:password@myproxy:3128).
- Request Options > Timeout — Milliseconds to wait for response headers before aborting. Default 10000.
Output shape
A list of user records, presumably emitted as n8n items, for users who promoted the authenticated account.
No filter parameters are exposed. The source is signature-only (bodies dropped), so the pagination behavior and exact output fields could not be confirmed.
Examples
Example 1: Identify which users promoted your Freelo account for an audit of permissions.
Resource: User; Operation: Get Many Who Promoted Me; leave Request Options empty.
Example 2: Fetch the list through a corporate proxy with a longer timeout.
Add Request Options > Proxy http://myproxy:3128 and Timeout 30000.