If an n8n template is using one of our APIs, is there a simple way to track that usage? For example, a particular header you attach to all requests, or a particular referral?
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Hey @Raymond_Camden hope all is good.
When you say “out APIs”, what do you mean?
How does the template use the API - through a node or via an HTTP Request?
If latter, you could try to convince the author to embed a header to the request which would indicate the request is coming from a workflow made from a template, yet nothing would stop the user from removing it, should they find this strange or inappropriate.
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For me specifically, my company Foxit, but I was curious in general.
And yeah, I’m looking to avoid asking them to embed a header - that’s why I was curious if N8N itself did so. (I guess I could make one hit postman-echo and see.)
Quick check on postman-echo.com shows nothing unique there, so the answer may be no.
Yeah, without explicitly sharing the request being sourced from n8n workflow based on a specific template, I doubt this would be exposed by default anywhere.
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