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Apprenant → Récupérer Un Apprenant

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Overview

This node operation retrieves detailed information about a specific learner (apprenant) from the Wedof platform. It is useful in scenarios where you need to fetch data about an individual learner by their internal ID, such as for reporting, updating learner records, or integrating learner data into other systems. For example, you might use this operation to get the profile of a learner before processing their training results or to verify their status in a training program.

Use Case Examples

  1. Retrieve a learner's profile by their internal ID to display their training progress in a dashboard.
  2. Fetch learner details to update their contact information in an external CRM system.

Properties

Name Meaning
ID De L'apprenant The internal ID of the learner to retrieve. This is required to specify which learner's data to fetch. Note that searching by email or phone is deprecated; use the 'List Learners' operation with search filters instead.

Output

JSON

  • id - The unique identifier of the learner.
  • name - The full name of the learner.
  • email - The email address of the learner.
  • phoneNumber - The phone number of the learner.
  • status - The current status of the learner in the system.
  • registrationDate - The date when the learner was registered.
  • lastUpdate - The timestamp of the last update to the learner's record.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for Wedof API authentication.

Troubleshooting

  • If the learner ID is incorrect or not found, the node will return an error indicating the learner does not exist. Verify the ID before making the request.
  • Deprecated endpoints for searching by email or phone number mean you must use the 'List Learners' operation with search filters instead of direct GET requests by email or phone.
  • Ensure the API key credential is valid and has the necessary permissions to access learner data to avoid authentication errors.

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