Webhook-Activated API Token Refresh for Scheduled Task Setup

Webhook

Complex Trigger

This n8n workflow is activated by an incoming webhook, serving as the primary trigger for its operations. Upon receiving a call, the workflow is structured to first implicitly validate an existing authentication token, as indicated by the 'continue with valid token' node, ensuring authorized access. Following this, it dynamically obtains a fresh API access token by executing an HTTP request to an authentication endpoint. Crucially, while the full workflow definition is truncated, its original naming convention, 'Code Webhook Create Scheduled Workflow,' strongly implies that the subsequent, currently unseen nodes leverage this newly acquired access token. This token would be used to interact with an external service's API, facilitating the creation or configuration of a scheduled task, event, or resource. This could involve setting up automated code executions or recurring actions in a connected system, making the webhook the initiating point for scheduled automation. The workflow thus orchestrates an authentication refresh cycle directly preceding the setup of scheduled operations.