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@luzconsulting/n8n-nodes-vibetrack

v0.1.0

Published

Connect n8n with VibeTrack attribution and conversion tracking

Readme

@luzconsulting/n8n-nodes-vibetrack

n8n Community Node Version License Node.js VibeTrack API

Verified against VibeTrack API v1.0.0 (2026-07-14).

An n8n community node for VibeTrack — read online conversions, send offline conversions, aggregate attribution data, manage webhooks, and react to new conversions in real time.

What it does

The package ships two nodes:

  • VibeTrack — a regular action node for operations against the VibeTrack Public API.
  • VibeTrack Trigger — a webhook-based trigger node that starts a workflow when a new conversion is tracked.

VibeTrack (actions)

| Resource | Operations | |---|---| | Conversions | get many online conversions (filter by date range, trigger, email; with pagination), send offline conversion | | Projects | get many | | Triggers | get many conversion (online) or offline triggers, filter offline triggers by source | | Attribution | aggregate attribution data on campaign, adset or ad level | | Webhooks | create, update, delete, get many, get by ID | | Team Members | add an existing user or send an invitation (project or workspace scope) | | Raw API Call | call any VibeTrack endpoint directly with your stored credentials |

VibeTrack Trigger (events)

  • Conversion Created — fires for every new conversion in the selected project, optionally filtered by conversion trigger and/or event name.

The trigger registers the webhook subscription automatically when the workflow is activated and removes it on deactivation. Incoming deliveries are verified against the X-VibeTrack-Signature header using the subscription secret (can be disabled in the node options).

Setup

Requirements

  • n8n 2.0.0+
  • A VibeTrack account with API access enabled

Install

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install, then enter:

@luzconsulting/n8n-nodes-vibetrack

Restart n8n afterwards — the node appears under both "VibeTrack" and "VibeTrack Trigger".

Credentials

The node authenticates with an API key sent as an X-API-Key header against https://api.vibetrack.com/api/v1. Create a key in VibeTrack, then add it as a new VibeTrack API credential in n8n. The credential includes a built-in connection test. See CREDENTIALS.md for details.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm run lint

License

MIT