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n8n-nodes-exayard

v0.3.7

Published

n8n community node for Exayard — AI-powered construction takeoffs, estimates, and bids.

Downloads

1,498

Readme

n8n-nodes-exayard

n8n community node for Exayard — AI-powered construction takeoffs, estimates, and bids.

Install

In your n8n instance:

npm install n8n-nodes-exayard

Restart n8n. The package ships two nodes (Exayard and Exayard Trigger) and one credential type (Exayard API).

Authentication

  1. Sign in to Exayard and open Settings → Developer at https://app.exayard.com/settings/developer to create an API key. Scope it to read or write per resource — least-privilege keys keep workflows safe.
  2. In n8n, Credentials → New → Exayard API and paste the key, then hit Test. The default base URL (https://api.exayard.com/v1) is correct for production.
  3. Organization ID is optional everywhere — leave the field blank and the node derives the organization from the API key automatically.

Nodes

Exayard (action)

| Resource | Operations | |---|---| | Project | List, Get, Create, List Pages, Archive, Export | | Assessment | Run AI Takeoff, Propose Elements, Get Latest, List, Get by ID, Get Takeoff Totals | | Estimate | Generate | | Bid | Generate | | Vendor Price | Set | | Quote | Request, Record Response, Update Status | | File | Upload | | Webhook | List Endpoints, Create Endpoint, Delete Endpoint, List Deliveries | | Help | Search | | Me | Get |

Exayard Trigger

Subscribes to Exayard lifecycle events and emits a workflow run per delivery. Supported events:

  • project.{created,updated,archived}
  • assessment.{started,completed,approved,cancelled,failed}
  • estimate.generated
  • bid.generated
  • file.processed
  • quote.{requested,received,accepted,rejected,expired}
  • * (all events)

Use as an AI Agent tool

The Exayard node is marked usableAsTool, so an n8n AI Agent can call it directly: add the AI Agent node, click the Tool connector, and pick Exayard. The agent can then list projects, run takeoffs, generate estimates, and more from natural-language instructions.

Self-hosted instances must allow community nodes as tools by setting the environment variable N8N_COMMUNITY_PACKAGES_ALLOW_TOOL_USAGE=true.

Activating the trigger registers a webhook endpoint at Exayard pointing at the n8n production URL. Deactivating it deletes the endpoint so you do not leak orphan subscriptions. Signatures are verified per-delivery (HMAC-SHA256, 5-minute timestamp window).

Links

  • Marketing landing page: https://exayard.com/integrations/n8n
  • API docs: https://developers.exayard.com
  • OpenAPI: https://api.exayard.com/v1/openapi.json
  • Status: https://status.exayard.com
  • Source: https://github.com/ShortGenius/n8n-nodes-exayard

License

MIT.