How to Retrieve Two Months of Toggl Track Time Entries Using the API?

Below is one way to address your situation by taking control of the API call parameters:

Option 1: Using an HTTP Request node with the Reports API

The Toggl Track API’s standard endpoint often limits the returned time entries to the most recent days (often around 10 days). To retrieve data for a longer period—up to the maximum available (or, in your case, two months)—you can switch to using the Toggl Reports API, which supports specifying a custom date range.

For example, you would build an HTTP request with query parameters indicating the start and end dates. A sample API call might look like this:

BASHCopied
GET https://api.track.toggl.com/reports/api/v2/details
    ?user_agent=your_email@example.com
    &workspace_id=YOUR_WORKSPACE_ID
    &since=2023-11-01
    &until=2023-12-31

Replace the placeholders with your workspace ID, email (or appropriate identifier), and the desired dates (formatted as YYYY-MM-DD).

Option 2: Adjusting the Toggl Trigger node (if available)

If you’re using the Toggl Trigger node in n8n, check whether its parameters allow you to customize the date range. Depending on your n8n version (e.g. 1.75.2), this might not be directly configurable via the node’s UI. In that case, falling back on an HTTP Request node as shown earlier gives you full control over the parameters passed to Toggl.

Additional Considerations

• Authentication:
  Ensure your credentials are set up correctly (using the Toggl credentials in n8n) whether you are using the HTTP Request node or a dedicated Toggl node. The documentation for Toggl credentials outlines how to configure these.

• Date Formatting:
  Verify that your dates follow the expected format (YYYY-MM-DD) and that the time zone considerations are handled appropriately.

• Testing the Request:
  Once the HTTP Request node is configured, you can test the workflow. When successful, you might see output similar to:

  BASHCopied
  Got time entries from today (January 27 to January 17)

Using this approach with the HTTP Request node should help you fetch the two-month data range you require.

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