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n8n-nodes-cord

v1.2.0

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n8n node for Cord: quotes, clients, invoices and payments in one link.

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Readme

n8n-nodes-cord

The Cord node for n8n. Cord takes a sale from proposal to payment in a single link: quotes, clients, invoices and payments.

Installation

On self-hosted n8n, open Settings › Community Nodes › Install and enter n8n-nodes-cord.

Credentials

The node uses a Cord API credential with a secret API key.

  1. In Cord, turn on Developer mode at the bottom of the Settings index.
  2. Open the API tab and create a secret key with write access.
  3. Paste it in the Cord API credential in n8n. Keys that start with sk_test_ work with your Cord test environment.

Nodes

  • Cord Trigger starts a workflow when something happens in Cord: a quote is sent, opened, approved or paid, an invoice is paid, a client is created, and more. It registers its own webhook in Cord when the workflow is activated, removes it when it is deactivated, and verifies the X-Cord-Signature-V1 signature on every delivery.
  • Cord works with Cord data:
    • Clients: create, update, get and search.
    • Quotes: create, get, search, send and mark as paid.
    • Tasks: create.

The Cord node can also be used as a tool by AI agents in n8n.

Compatibility

Requires n8n 1.x. Built with the official @n8n/node-cli and eligible for n8n Cloud verification.

Resources

Development

npm install
npm run lint     # n8n's rules for community nodes, including n8n Cloud eligibility
npm test         # builds, then checks the package, the event list and the signature
npm run dev      # runs n8n locally with this node

npm run release bumps the version, tags it and pushes; the Publish workflow publishes to npm with provenance.

License

MIT