I am using **QGIS 3.16**, and I am trying to run the “**service area from layer**” function on approximately 400 layers (200,000 starting points in total), I am also due to be repeating this at a range of distances so looking to use python. Also, I cannot merge together as there are 1,000s km of road and just not feasible to set it running for next month. I have been trying to run the “service are from layer” function via python and I can get it to accept my road and node layer, which have to have the same name (but are in different folders), and then output this to a different folder. The issue is that the table contains a row for each service area, but there is no geometry written. Below is the code that I have been working on but reading about I can see that there is something relating to **FeatureSinks** but not sure how I go about including this. If anybody has any insight that would be greatly appreciated, I have tried, but I think my python skills are just a little too rusty. Thanks for any help - **code below** import os import processing import glob import string #Folder where my road networks are stored Select_folderRoads='//Mac/Home/FINAL/March2021/r1/' #Folder where the starting points/nodes are stored Select_folderSDH='//Mac/Home/FINAL/March2021/d1/' #Folder where the output is to be stored Save_results='//Mac/Home/FINAL/March2021/path250m/' os.chdir(Select_folderRoads) for lyr in glob.glob("*.sqlite"): #Individual road network layer inlayer = Select_folderRoads +lyr #Ouptut filename outname = Save_results+lyr #Layer containing start points/nodes startname = Select_folderSDH+lyr inlay = lyr[:-7] inlayc = inlay.upper() testinlayer = str(inlayer+'|'+"layername="+inlayc) processing.run("native:serviceareafromlayer", {'LAYERS': inlayer, 'DEFAULT_DIRECTION': 2, 'DEFAULT_SPEED': 50.0, 'DIRECTION_FIELD': '', 'INCLUDE_BOUNDS': False, 'INPUT': testinlayer, 'OUTPUT_LINES':outname, 'START_POINTS':startname, 'STRATEGY': 0, 'TOLERANCE': 0.0, 'TRAVEL_COST': 250.0, 'VALUE_BACKWARD': '', 'VALUE_BOTH': '', 'VALUE_FORWARD': ''})