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@openemm/n8n-nodes-openemm

v0.2.0

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Automated email communication

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Readme

@openemm/n8n-nodes-openemm

These are OpenEMM community nodes for n8n. They let you use OpenEMM in your n8n workflows.

OpenEMM is a web based enterprise application for email and marketing automation. It is used for automated email communication with customers, leads, members and employees. It can be operated via a web browser or in headless mode via its SOAP or REST API. OpenEMM is published under open source license APGLv3.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Usage Resources History

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

The OpenEMM community nodes are extended from time to time. You can find the up-to-date functionality of all triggers and actions along with input and output parameters in the OpenEMM Wiki.

Credentials

The OpenEMM community nodes use the REST API of OpenEMM for its action nodes and the callback API (webhooks) of OpenEMM for trigger nodes. Create credentials in n8n for the REST API so that an n8n workflow can access your OpenEMM instance. Copy the webhook URLs generated by n8n into the settings of the events in your OpenEMM instance so that OpenEMM can trigger workflows in n8n.

Compatibility

To be able to use all triggers and actions provided by the OpenEMM community nodes for n8n you have to use at least version 25.11 of OpenEMM.

Usage

Use the trigger nodes to receive event data from OpenEMM like mail openings, link clicks or profile field changes (via OpenEMM's callback API/webhooks). Use the action nodes to send data to OpenEMM like mailing or recipient data or to initiate an action like sending out a mailing (via OpenEMM's REST API).

Resources

History

0.2.0 initial public release