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@pentatonic-dev/n8n-nodes-notifuse

v1.5.0

Published

n8n nodes for Notifuse - transactional email and newsletter management platform

Downloads

123

Readme

n8n-nodes-notifuse

npm version

This is an n8n community node package for Notifuse — a modern transactional email and newsletter management platform. It exposes the Notifuse API as action nodes and provides trigger nodes that automatically register (and remove) webhook subscriptions for every Notifuse event type.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Community Nodes (recommended)

  1. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
  2. Select Install and enter @pentatonic-dev/n8n-nodes-notifuse

Manual installation

npm install @pentatonic-dev/n8n-nodes-notifuse

Credentials

All nodes authenticate with a single Notifuse API credential, scoped to one workspace:

| Field | Description | | --- | --- | | API URL | Base URL of your Notifuse instance, e.g. https://notifuse.pentatonic.cloud (no trailing slash). Each environment can use its own URL + token. | | API Token | API token created in your workspace (Admins & API Keys). Sent as a Bearer token. | | Workspace ID | The workspace this credential is scoped to. Automatically sent as workspace_id on every request (query string for reads, body for writes). |

Because the base URL lives in the credential, you point the same nodes at staging or production simply by selecting a different credential — there is no hardcoded environment.

Nodes

Notifuse (action node)

A single Notifuse node groups every (non-webhook-management) endpoint by resource. Required API fields are exposed as required node fields; optional fields live under Additional Fields (or Filters for list operations). Complex nested payloads (broadcast audience, template content, event arrays, …) are entered as JSON.

| Resource | Operations | | --- | --- | | Contact | Count · Create or Update · Delete · Get by Email · Get by External ID · Get Many · Import | | List | Subscribe · Subscribe Public · Update Status | | Broadcast | Create · Update · Get · Get Many · Schedule · Pause · Resume · Cancel · Delete · Send to Individual · Get Test Results · Select Winner · Refresh Global Feed · Test Recipient Feed | | Template | Create · Update · Get · Get Many · Delete · Compile | | Transactional | Send | | Custom Event | Import |

Trigger node

A single Notifuse Trigger node exposes all webhook event types in one Events field (entity-prefixed, e.g. "Contact Created", "Email Opened"). It self-registers a Notifuse webhook subscription pointing at the n8n webhook URL — created when the workflow is activated, re-created when the selected events change, and deleted when the workflow is deactivated.

| Entity | Events | | --- | --- | | Contact | contact.created, contact.updated, contact.deleted | | List | list.subscribed, list.unsubscribed, list.confirmed, list.resubscribed, list.bounced, list.complained, list.pending, list.removed | | Segment | segment.joined, segment.left | | Email | email.sent, email.delivered, email.opened, email.clicked, email.bounced, email.complained, email.unsubscribed | | Custom Event | custom_event.created, custom_event.updated, custom_event.deleted |

Select any number of events (across entities) in a single trigger node. Each event is delivered to the workflow as a separate item with { id, type, timestamp, workspace_id, data }.

Webhook security

Notifuse signs every webhook using the Standard Webhooks specification (HMAC-SHA256 over {id}.{timestamp}.{body}, sent in the webhook-signature header). The trigger nodes verify this signature against the subscription secret by default (Verify Signature). Additional per-trigger options let you restrict by IP allowlist (IPs or CIDR ranges), CORS origins, and ignore bots, and optionally include the raw body in the output.

Resources

License

MIT