n8n-nodes-splitinbatches-advanced

This is an n8n community node. It gives you an extra output of the split in batches node. This path will be taken when the split in batches node is done with its loop of batches. It also gives you the option to combine all the results from batches before continuing on this "Done" path.

If you want to use this node as a normal split in batches node that is possible, simply don't add an output to the Done path.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Developer

Hi,

My name is Bram and I am the developer of this node. I am an independant consultant and expert partner of n8n. My nodes are free to use for everyone, but please consider donating when you use my nodes. This helps me to build and maintain nodes for everyone to use.

If you are looking for some outside help with n8n, I can of course also offer my services.

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Please contact me @ bram@knitco.nl if you want to make use of my services.

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Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Compatibility

This node was developed and tested with version 0.221.2.

Usage

SplitInBatchesAdvanced

The node works the same as the split in batches node. But with some quality of life additions.

n8n splitinbatches node docs

The node will continue on the Done path when the batches are finished processing. The node has the option to combine the data into one list of items, instead of the split runs of items.

SplitInBatchesAdvancedCombine

The data returned is the data coming into the node after each iteration of the loop.

v2 functionality

max manual batches

When set it will cap the maximum number of batches it will process before sending the data to the Done branch. This is automatically used when the workflow is ran manually. When running in the background by n8n it will not be used.

Process Batch in Subworkflow

This will take the workflow present in the split in batch loop and turn it into a subworkflow, this will then be started for each batch in the background. This will not actually create a subworkflow it will only execute it as if it was a subworkflow.