VitePOS BridgeInstall

Summary

Fetches batch expiry status from the VitePOS Bridge (GET /wp-json/vtab/v1/batches/status), optionally filtered by product and outlet, and returns the API response with a readable summary line of expired, near-expiry, valid and no-expiry counts.

Inputs

• Product ID — Limit results to one product; sent as product_id only when filled.
• Outlet ID — Limit results to one outlet; sent as outlet_id only when filled.
• Available Only — Boolean, default true; sent as available_only=1/0.
• Include Global Outlet — Boolean, default true; sent as include_global=1/0.
• Include Archived — Boolean, default false; sent as include_archived=1/0.
• Limit — Maximum number of batch records to consider (default 200); sent as limit.
• Near Expiry Days — Window in days (default 30) used to classify a batch as near expiry; sent as near_days.

Output shape

One item per input item: the bridge's JSON response spread into the item, plus a response text field such as 'Batch status: X expired, Y near expiry, Z valid, W without expiry date.'

The summary sentence is built from data.summary counts (expired_records, near_expiry_records, valid_records, no_expiry_records); if no summary exists it reads 'Batch request completed.' If the API returns status/success false, response holds the API error message. With Continue On Fail, failed items output {error}. Uses the viteposBridgeApi credential. Read-only.

Examples

Example 1: Daily alert for products expiring within a week at one outlet

Outlet ID = 3, Near Expiry Days = 7, Available Only = true, Include Archived = false

Example 2: Check expiry health of a single product across all outlets

Product ID = 456, leave Outlet ID empty, Include Global Outlet = true, Near Expiry Days = 30

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide