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Job Seeker (Arbeitsuchende) → Upload Profile Image from Binary
AI-generatedOverview
This node integrates with the PersonalFinder API to upload a profile image for a job seeker using binary data. It is useful in recruitment workflows where a user's profile image needs to be updated or added directly from binary data within an automation. For example, it can be used to upload a profile picture received from a previous node that processes image files or captures images from a form submission.
Use Case Examples
- Uploading a profile image for a job seeker by providing the job seeker ID and the binary image data from a previous node.
- Automatically updating job seeker profiles with images stored in binary format within an automation workflow.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Job Seeker ID | The unique identifier of the job seeker whose profile image is to be uploaded. If left empty or zero, the node attempts to use the jobSeekerId from the previous node's output. |
| Binary Property | The name of the binary property in the input data that contains the image data to be uploaded as the profile image. |
Output
JSON
jobSeekerId- The ID of the job seeker for whom the profile image was uploaded.imageData- Base64 encoded image data that was uploaded.originalFileName- The original file name of the uploaded image.response- The response from the PersonalFinder API after uploading the profile image.
Dependencies
- PersonalFinder API with authentication credentials
Troubleshooting
- If the Job Seeker ID is not provided and cannot be found in the previous node's output, the node will throw an error. Ensure the ID is correctly passed or manually provided.
- The binary property name must match exactly the name of the binary data property in the input. If it does not exist or is misspelled, the node will fail to find the image data.
- The image data is converted to base64 and sent to the API; if the image is too large or corrupted, the API might reject it. Ensure the binary data is a valid image file.
