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n8n-nodes-getdemo

v0.1.4

Published

n8n community node for Getdemo - List recordings and receive view events

Readme

n8n-nodes-getdemo

This is an n8n community node for Getdemo. It allows you to list your demos (recordings) and receive webhook events for view activities.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Install via npm

npm install n8n-nodes-getdemo

Configure in n8n

  1. Set the environment variable N8N_CUSTOM_EXTENSIONS to point to the installed package:

    export N8N_CUSTOM_EXTENSIONS=/path/to/node_modules/n8n-nodes-getdemo
  2. Or if installed globally:

    export N8N_CUSTOM_EXTENSIONS=$(npm root -g)/n8n-nodes-getdemo
  3. Restart n8n

For more details, see the n8n community nodes installation guide.

Nodes

Getdemo

The main node for interacting with the Getdemo API.

Operations:

  • List Recordings: Lists all demos (recordings) for the authenticated user

Getdemo Trigger

A webhook trigger node that starts workflows when Getdemo view events occur.

Events:

  • View Started: Triggered when a demo view starts
  • View Finished: Triggered when a demo view is completed or user disconnects
  • Step Changed: Triggered when viewer moves to a different step

Credentials

Getdemo API Key

To use the Getdemo nodes, you need to generate an API Key in your Getdemo account:

  1. Log in to Getdemo: https://app.getdemo.com.br
  2. Navigate to IntegrationsAPI (in the "Native Integrations" section)
  3. Click "Generate token" or "Integrate API"
  4. Copy the generated API Key (UUID format)
  5. Use this API Key in the Getdemo API credential in n8n

Important: The API Key is private/personal - each user must generate their own. The API Key gives access only to the data of the user/company that generated it.

Compatibility

  • Minimum n8n version: 1.0.0
  • Tested with n8n version: 2.3.4+

Usage

Example 1: List Recordings

  1. Add the Getdemo node to your workflow
  2. Configure the Getdemo API Key credential with your API Key
  3. Select Resource: Recording
  4. Select Operation: List
  5. Execute the workflow to get all your demos

Example 2: Monitor View Events

  1. Add the Getdemo Trigger node to your workflow (as the first node/trigger)
  2. Configure the Webhook Path (default: getdemo-view)
  3. Copy the webhook URL generated by n8n
  4. In Getdemo, go to IntegrationsWebhooks
  5. Add a new webhook pointing to the n8n webhook URL
  6. Select which events you want to receive: STARTED_VIEWING, FINISHED_VIEWING, or CHANGED_STEP_VIEWING
  7. Activate the workflow in n8n
  8. The workflow will be triggered automatically when the selected view events occur

Example Workflow: Send Notification When Demo is Viewed

[Getdemo Trigger: View Finished] → [IF: ctaClicked = true] → [Slack: Send Message]

Example Workflow: Sync Demos to Google Sheets

[Schedule: Daily 9am] → [Getdemo: List Recordings] → [Loop Over Items] → [Google Sheets: Append Row]

Data Structure

List Recordings Response

Each recording object contains:

  • id (UUID): Demo ID
  • name (string): Demo name
  • token (UUID): Demo token
  • status (string): Demo status
  • views (integer): Number of views
  • steps (integer): Number of steps
  • createdAt (datetime): Creation date
  • updatedAt (datetime): Last update date

View Event Webhook Payload

The webhook payload contains (varies by event type):

  • id (UUID): View ID
  • recordingId (UUID): Demo ID that was viewed
  • email (string): Viewer email
  • fullName (string): Viewer full name
  • isDone (boolean): Whether view was completed
  • ctaClicked (boolean): Whether CTA was clicked
  • totalFrames (integer): Total frames in demo
  • lastFrame (integer): Last frame viewed
  • campaignName (string, optional): Campaign name

Resources

Version history

0.1.0

  • Initial release
  • Getdemo node with List Recordings operation
  • Getdemo Trigger node for view events (started, finished, step changed)
  • Getdemo API Key credential support