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Installation Token → Send Installation Tokens
AI-generatedSummary
Sends installation tokens through the Threatdown (Malwarebytes) API by posting a user-supplied JSON body to the installation-token send endpoint.
Inputs
- JSON Body — Request body as JSON (default
{}), edited in a 10-row editor. Its fields are sent as the request payload. The exact fields the API accepts aren't declared in the node, so check the Threatdown API docs.
Output shape
The Threatdown API response for the request, normalized into n8n items. Arrays become multiple items and a single object becomes one item.
The source shows only function signatures, not the exact endpoint path or response shape, so details are inferred. The body must be valid JSON, otherwise parsing will likely fail. Authentication comes from the node's configured credentials.
Examples
Example 1: Send installation tokens with a payload built by an earlier node.
Set JSON Body to an expression such as {{ JSON.stringify($json) }}, or paste the JSON object the API expects.