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@anny.co/n8n-nodes-anny

v1.1.0

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n8n nodes for the Anny booking platform

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Keywords

n8n-community-node-packageannybookingscheduling

Readme

n8n-nodes-anny

This is an n8n community node for the anny booking platform. It lets you manage bookings, customers, orders, invoices, resources, and services, plus react to anny webhooks inside n8n.

anny offers scheduling, payments, and resource management for online booking flows.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Usage
Resources
Version history

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

  • Bookings: create, get, list (with filters), update, cancel, check-in, check-out
  • Customers: create, get, list (with filters), update, delete
  • Orders, invoices, plan subscriptions, services, resources: get and list with filters and includes
  • API Call: run arbitrary requests against /api/* with custom method, params, headers, and body
  • Triggers: webhooks for bookings (created/started/ended/updated/checked-in/checked-out/cancelled/deleted), customers (created/updated/deleted), orders (created/updated/deleted), invoices (created/updated/deleted)

Credentials

  • Uses OAuth2 with preconfigured scopes; only pick your region (anny.co, anny.eu, staging, or local) and complete the OAuth flow.
  • The credential tests by fetching your user profile from the selected region.

Compatibility

  • Built with nodes API v1 via @n8n/node-cli 0.13.0 (n8n-workflow 1.113.0).
  • Tested locally with n8n 1.x; use a current n8n release for best results.

Usage

  • Add the anny OAuth2 API credential first; choose the right region and finish the OAuth consent.
  • Use anny Booking to create or manage bookings; include related data via the include field when needed.
  • Use the trigger nodes to subscribe to anny webhooks automatically; they create and clean up webhook subscriptions for the selected events.
  • For unsupported endpoints, use anny API Call to hit any /api/v1/* path with custom parameters.

Resources

Version history

  • 0.1.0: Initial release of the anny node pack (bookings, customers, orders, invoices, plan subscriptions, resources, services, triggers, and generic API call).