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n8n-nodes-emailr

v1.3.7

Published

n8n community nodes for Emailr email infrastructure platform

Readme

n8n-nodes-emailr

This is an n8n community node package for Emailr.

It provides two nodes:

  • Emailr: send email through Emailr
  • Emailr Trigger: start workflows when an email is received

Use this package when you want to send transactional email from n8n workflows or start workflows from incoming email events in Emailr.

Installation

Follow the n8n community nodes installation guide.

In n8n, install:

n8n-nodes-emailr

Credentials

Use an Emailr API key and API URL:

  • API Key: starts with et_test_ or et_live_
  • API URL: defaults to https://api.emailr.dev

Create an API credential in n8n, select Emailr API, then paste your Emailr API key. Keep the default API URL unless you are using a self-hosted Emailr API.

Usage

Send Email

  1. Add the Emailr node to your workflow.
  2. Select the Send Email operation.
  3. Fill in From, To, and Subject.
  4. Add either HTML Body, Text Body, or both.
  5. Execute the node.

Example configuration:

The node sends a POST request to Emailr's /v1/emails/send endpoint and returns the Emailr API response as the node output, which you can use in later workflow steps.

Email Trigger

  1. Add the Emailr Trigger node to your workflow.
  2. Select the Email Received event.
  3. Choose a specific inbox or leave Inbox set to All Inboxes.
  4. Activate the workflow.

When the workflow is activated, the node registers the n8n webhook URL with Emailr by creating an automation webhook. When the workflow is deactivated, the webhook subscription is removed.

The trigger passes the incoming event payload into the workflow. The node forwards body.data when present, otherwise it forwards the full webhook body.

Example incoming payload:

{
  "id": "eml_123",
  "inbox_id": "inb_123",
  "from": "[email protected]",
  "to": ["[email protected]"],
  "subject": "Need help",
  "text": "Can you help me with my account?",
  "html": "<p>Can you help me with my account?</p>"
}

You can connect the trigger to downstream n8n nodes to create tickets, notify Slack, update a CRM, or send an automated reply.

Resources

License

MIT