n8n-nodes-acquibee
v0.1.6
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n8n community node to interact with the Acquibee Client API
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n8n-nodes-acquibee
This is an n8n community node. It lets you use Acquibee in your n8n workflows.
Acquibee is a CRM and sales automation platform that helps teams manage clients, leads, campaigns, and project groups.
n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.
Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Resources Version history
Installation
Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.
npm install n8n-nodes-acquibeeOperations
Client
| Operation | Description | |-----------|-------------| | Create | Create a new client record | | Get Many | Retrieve a paginated list of clients (filter by IDs, date modified, selected fields) | | Get a Client | Retrieve a single client by ID | | Update a Client | Update an existing client by ID | | Delete a Client | Delete a client by ID |
Supported fields for Create / Update:
- Personal: Name, Surname, Title, Gender, Birthday, Language
- Company: Company, Division, Category, Position, Business Branch, Employees
- Address: Street, City, Postcode, District, Region, Country
- Contact: Email, Phone (Landline / Mobile / Switchboard / Telemarketing), Fax, Skype, Website, Newsletter
- Sales: Acquisition ID, Qualification Status, Probability, Estimated Sell, Is Favorite, Business Behavior
- Relations: Campaigns, Leads, Project Groups, Custom Fields
- Assignment: User (team member)
Credentials
To connect your Acquibee account:
- Log in to Acquibee
- Navigate to your profile settings and generate an API token
- In n8n, create a new Acquibee API credential
- Enter your API Token
- Optionally override the Base URL (default:
https://app.acquibee.de/api/v4)
For full API reference see the Acquibee API documentation.
Compatibility
- Tested against n8n v1.x
- Requires
n8n-workflowpeer dependency (installed automatically with n8n) - Node API version:
1
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Version history
0.1.0
Initial release. Supports full CRUD operations on the Client resource.
