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n8n-nodes-octabiz

v1.0.2

Published

10 days ago

n8n community node for Octabiz — read and create records over the Octabiz Connect API.

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n8n-nodes-octabiz

An n8n community node for Octabiz, built on the Octabiz Connect public API.

What it does

One Octabiz node with these resources and operations:

Customer, Invoice, Product, Lead or Deal, Sales Order
Create a record, or Get Many (list newest first)
Invoice and Order support line items

Credential: Octabiz API — an oc_live_ key from Octabiz (Settings > API keys), sent as a bearer token and tested against GET /v1/me.

Build & install

cd integrations/n8n
npm install
npm run build          # tsc -> dist/, copies the icon

Then either publish to npm and install it from Settings > Community nodes in n8n:

npm publish            # publishes n8n-nodes-octabiz

or link it into a self-hosted n8n for testing:

npm link
cd ~/.n8n/nodes && npm link n8n-nodes-octabiz

Restart n8n, add the Octabiz API credential with your key, and the Octabiz node appears in the editor.

Layout

credentials/OctabizApi.credentials.ts — API-key credential + test
nodes/Octabiz/Octabiz.node.ts — declarative node (routing to /v1/*)
nodes/Octabiz/octabiz.svg — node icon

Roadmap

Trigger support (via the Connect webhooks platform) is a planned follow-up; today the node covers reads and writes.