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n8n-nodes-corebridge

v0.2.5

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n8n community nodes for the CoreBridge V2 API.

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Readme

n8n-nodes-corebridge

This is an n8n community node package for the CoreBridge V2 API.

Nodes

  • CoreBridge Contacts
  • CoreBridge Customers
  • CoreBridge Documents
  • CoreBridge Goals
  • CoreBridge Orders
  • CoreBridge Products
  • CoreBridge Royalty
  • CoreBridge Sales
  • CoreBridge API Request

Every typed domain node includes a Resource selector. You can switch between Contacts, Customers, Orders, Products, Documents, Goals, Royalty, and Sales without deleting the node. The Operation list updates to the selected resource. Existing workflows retain their original node type and operation.

The credential accepts either a tenant login URL:

https://yoursubdomain.corebridge.net/Login.aspx

or the canonical V2 API URL:

https://yoursubdomain.v2api.corebridge.net/api/public/

Tenant URLs are normalized to the matching V2 API host before every request. CoreBridge's supplied V2 Postman package documents Basic <API code> as the default authorization format. Paste a complete Basic ... or Bearer ... value to preserve it exactly, or paste the bare code and choose the matching scheme.

The username and password for Login.aspx authenticate the CoreBridge browser and API documentation portal. They do not authenticate V2 /api/public/ requests or return the location API code. Obtain the V2 API code separately for the same tenant/location.

API Coverage

The first build maps the canonical CoreBridge V2 API document package from:

GraphX - System/System & Development/18_Customer_Sites/AlphaGraphics/Idaho Falls/CoreBridge API Document Package

Coverage includes 86 documented API operations plus two compatibility variants where the supplied Postman and technical references disagree. All 22 body-bearing operations support guided fields and complete JSON mode.

See docs/API_MAPPING.md for the endpoint-to-node mapping and docs/SOURCE_INVENTORY.md for the redacted source inventory.

Development

npm install
npm run verify:release

Release Hygiene

The private source repo is intended to be GraphXCPI/n8n-nodes-corebridge.

The public npm repo is intended to be GraphXCPI/n8n-nodes-corebridge.

Use:

npm run public:export -- --clean
npm run public:scan