OrderlyInstall

Summary

Delete a voucher by sending the Orderly VoucherService.Delete request. The operation reads the request from Input JSON, which defaults to the incoming item’s full JSON object.

Inputs

• Input JSON — JSON request for VoucherService.Delete, whose declared input type is VoucherCode. Defaults to {{$json}}; provide the voucher code in the structure expected by Orderly. Unknown fields are ignored during conversion.

Output shape

One n8n item per input item, containing the JSON-converted Empty response.

The operation does not split list data. With Continue On Fail enabled, an item that encounters an error is returned with an error field.

Examples

Example 1: Delete a voucher using incoming data

Pass an incoming JSON object containing the voucher code in the VoucherCode request structure; the Input JSON field defaults to the full incoming item.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide