Yes, that’s correct! You can add a Node.js code step right after the ClickUp step in your workflow. This allows you to process or manipulate the data from the ClickUp step before passing it to subsequent steps in your workflow.
hen I entered the start date of the clickup task choosing it from the list of proposed fields (is this correct?)
then I entered the start date of the clickup task choosing it from the list of proposed fields (is this correct?)
It’s looking good! 
Did you get it to work?
doing the test gives me error (as shown above), I hope @U05A7KLNALC answers me
I apologize for any confusion. It seems I missed the error message you mentioned. Could you please provide the error message or any additional information about the issue you’re facing? This will help me better understand the problem and assist you in resolving it.
: I can’t reproduce that error, so I think the issue is with your timestamp input (steps.trigger.event.task.start_date). It’s probably not a valid value.
Might need to ensure that it’s an integer, and not a string:
You might also want to add some console.log, in order to debug more easily:
