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Overview

This node integrates with the Linq API to manage various resources such as chats, chat messages, phone numbers, webhook subscriptions, and contacts. Specifically for the Contact - Delete operation, it deletes a contact from the Linq system by its unique Contact ID.

This node is useful in automation workflows where you need to programmatically remove contacts from your Linq account, for example:

  • Cleaning up outdated or duplicate contacts.
  • Automating contact lifecycle management based on external triggers.
  • Integrating contact deletion into broader CRM or communication workflows.

Properties

Name Meaning
Contact ID The unique identifier of the contact to delete

Output

The output JSON contains the response from the Linq API after attempting to delete the specified contact. Typically, this will be an object indicating success or failure of the deletion request. The exact structure depends on the Linq API's response but generally includes status information.

No binary data output is produced by this operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires an active connection to the Linq API using an API authentication token credential.
  • The node uses the X-LINQ-INTEGRATION-TOKEN header to authenticate requests.
  • No additional environment variables are required beyond the configured API credentials.

Troubleshooting

  • Rate Limit Exceeded: If the node throws an error stating "Rate limit exceeded. Please try again after 10 seconds.", it means too many requests were sent in a short period. To resolve, add delays between requests or reduce frequency.
  • Invalid Contact ID: Providing an incorrect or non-existent Contact ID will result in an error from the API. Verify the Contact ID before running the node.
  • Authentication Errors: Ensure that the API key credential is valid and has sufficient permissions to delete contacts.
  • Network Issues: Connectivity problems can cause request failures. Check network access to the Linq API endpoint.

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