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n8n-nodes-docsautomator

v1.4.0

Published

n8n node for DocsAutomator

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n8n-nodes-docsautomator

This is an n8n community node for DocsAutomator, a powerful document automation tool. It allows you to create documents, manage automations, and access various DocsAutomator features directly from your n8n workflows.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Usage Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

The DocsAutomator node supports the following resources and operations:

Automation

Manage your DocsAutomator automations:

| Operation | Description | |-----------|-------------| | Get Many | List all automations in your workspace | | Get | Get a single automation by ID | | Create | Create a new automation | | Update | Update an existing automation | | Delete | Delete an automation | | Duplicate | Create a copy of an automation |

Document

Create documents using your automations:

| Operation | Description | |-----------|-------------| | Create | Generate a document from an automation with placeholder data |

Placeholder

Discover placeholders in your templates:

| Operation | Description | |-----------|-------------| | List | List placeholders for an automation (structured format with line item grouping) |

Template

Manage Google Doc templates:

| Operation | Description | |-----------|-------------| | Duplicate Google Doc | Create a copy of a Google Doc template |

Credentials

This node requires DocsAutomator API credentials:

  1. Log in to your DocsAutomator account.
  2. Navigate to your workspace settings > API Key.
  3. Copy the API key.
  4. In n8n, create new "DocsAutomator API" credentials and paste your API key into the provided field.

Usage

Creating Documents

  1. Add the DocsAutomator node to your n8n workflow.
  2. Set up Credentials: Select your configured DocsAutomator API credentials.
  3. Select Resource: Choose "Document" and operation "Create".
  4. Select an Automation: Choose from the dropdown (only API/n8n automations are shown).
  5. Map Placeholder Values: Fill in values for each placeholder in your template.
  6. Configure Line Items (Optional): Add line item data as JSON arrays.
  7. Set Processing Options:
    • Preview Mode: Generate a preview instead of the final document.
    • Async Processing: Return immediately with a jobId for tracking.

Managing Automations

Use the Automation resource to programmatically manage your automations:

Automation > Get Many    → List all automations
Automation > Create      → Create new automation with title and data source
Automation > Update      → Modify settings like locale, PDF expiration, template link, etc.
Automation > Duplicate   → Clone an existing automation
Automation > Delete      → Remove an automation

Discovering Placeholders

Before creating documents, you can discover what placeholders are available:

Placeholder > List → Returns structured placeholder data:
{
  "placeholders": {
    "main": ["customer_name", "invoice_number"],
    "line_items_1": ["item_name", "quantity", "price"]
  }
}

Example: Invoice Generation with Line Items

  1. Select: Document > Create
  2. Automation: Choose "Invoice Generation"
  3. Placeholder Values:
    • customer_name: {{ $json.customer.fullName }}
    • invoice_number: {{ $json.invoiceDetails.id }}
    • invoice_date: {{ $now.toFormat('yyyy-MM-dd') }}
  4. Line Items:
    • Type: "Line Items 1"
    • JSON:
      [
        {
          "item_description": "Widget A",
          "item_quantity": 2,
          "item_unit_price": 10.00
        },
        {
          "item_description": "Widget B",
          "item_quantity": 1,
          "item_unit_price": 25.50
        }
      ]

Tips for Success

  • JSON Structure for Line Items: Ensure valid JSON array of objects matching your template placeholders.
  • Use n8n Expressions: Dynamically map data from previous nodes.
  • Error Handling: Use "Continue On Fail" or error workflows.

Resources