--- hide_title: true hide_table_of_contents: true title: Response node --- {/*##head##*/} # Response The **Response** node is used to complete a cloud function and return the result to the client. There can be many **Response** nodes in a cloud function and they can either return a **Success** or **Failure** result.
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The response is sent when a signal is received on the **Send** input. You can specify if it's a successful or failed result in the properties using the **Status** property.
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{/*##head##*/} If the status is **Failure** you can provide an error message that will be returned to the calling [Cloud Function](/nodes/data/cloud-data/cloud-function) node. If the status is **Success** you can provide a number of result parameters that will be returned to the calling client [Cloud Function](/nodes/data/cloud-data/cloud-function) as outputs.
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## Inputs | Data | Description | | ----------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Status | Specifies if this is a successful or failed response, **Success** or **Failure** that will be sent to the calling client when the **Send** signal is received. | | Error Message | If this **Response** node have a **Failure** status you can provide an error message using this property that will be sent back to the client and the calling **Cloud Function** node. | ### Parameters You can add parameters using the properties of this node, if the **Status** is set to **Success**. Parameters will show up when using the [Cloud Function](/nodes/data/cloud-data/cloud-function) node as outputs. When the **Send** signal is received on a **Response** node it will send back the result parameters which will be emitted on the outputs of the cloud function node that made the call.