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Insight → Project Chart
AI-generatedSummary
Fetches a Leadtime project chart for one or more project UUIDs, with optional date range and chart breakdown settings.
Inputs
- Project IDs (required) — Comma-separated project UUIDs.
- Model (required) — Choose Time Series for trends over time or Total for aggregated totals; defaults to Time Series.
- Period (required) — Group time-series data by months or weeks; defaults to Months.
- Start Date — Range start in YYYY-MM-DD format; leave empty to use the API's automatic date calculation.
- End Date — Range end in YYYY-MM-DD format; leave empty to use the API's automatic date calculation.
- Breakdown — Choose how to split the chart data: none, by user, task type, task, or project; defaults to none.
- View Style — For time-series charts, choose cumulative trend or per-period comparison; defaults to Trend.
- Display Style — For time-series charts, choose separate groups or stacked bars; defaults to Groups.
Output shape
A chart response from the Leadtime API, returned as n8n output item data.
The provided source pack omits the implementation body for this operation, so the exact response fields and any normalization are not shown.