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n8n-nodes-parser-api-ki

v1.0.3

Published

n8n community node for Parser API KI+. Reads invoices, credit notes, delivery notes, purchase orders, bank statements, and CVs into fixed JSON.

Readme

n8n-nodes-parser-api-ki

n8n community node for Parser API KI+. It sends a document to https://parser-api.micro-ki.de and returns fixed JSON. It can also ask for a quote, the credit balance, or recent usage.

Supported documents: invoices (including ZUGFeRD, Factur-X, XRechnung, EDIFACT), credit notes, delivery notes, purchase orders, bank statements (camt, MT940, MT942), and CVs.

Supported files: PDF, scans and photos (JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC), DOCX, ODT, plain text, and XML e-invoices.

Typical workflows:

  • Read invoice attachments from Gmail or Outlook and pass the totals, line items, and IBAN to your accounting tool.
  • Import bank statements as a list of transactions, whether they arrive as PDF, camt, or MT940.
  • Send a file to the right document type with a Switch node on error.detected_type, for example a credit note that arrived as an invoice.
  • Turn incoming CVs into structured candidate records.

The node is free and MIT-licensed. Parser API KI+ is a paid service: reading a real file spends credits from your account.

Installation

On a self-hosted n8n instance, open Settings → Community nodes → Install and enter:

n8n-nodes-parser-api-ki

On n8n Cloud, the node appears in the nodes panel once n8n has verified the package. See the community nodes installation guide if the setting is missing.

Credentials

Create a credential of type Parser API KI+ API and paste one API key.

| Key | Use | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | pak_live_… | Your own key from the Parser API KI+ account. Real files spend credits. | | pak_test_X0001 | Public test key. It ignores the file: no AI runs, and the response is always the sample JSON. Use it to build the flow. |

Saving the credential calls GET /api/v1/account, which costs 0 credits. The server address is fixed, so the key is only ever sent to parser-api.micro-ki.de. A request to any other host is rejected before the key is attached.

Quick start

  1. Add a node that produces a file in the binary field data, for example Gmail (attachments) or Read/Write Files from Disk.
  2. Add Parser API KI+, choose Parse Document and the document type.
  3. Run the workflow. The output item is the API JSON, for example invoice.v1.

Only have a URL? This node does not download a link. Put an HTTP Request node in front: method GET, response format File, output field data. Credentials for that address stay on that node.

Operations

| Operation | API call | Output | | ---------------------------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | Parse Document (default) | POST /api/v1/{type} | The fixed JSON for that document type, unchanged | | Get Quote | POST /api/v1/quote | What the file would cost. Spends no credits | | Get Account Balance | GET /api/v1/account | Credits, available credits, alert threshold | | Get Recent Usage | GET /api/v1/usage | Calls from today and yesterday, at most 50, newest first |

Documentation

Compatibility

Built for n8n 2.x with n8nNodesApiVersion 1. Self-hosted instances need community nodes enabled.

Support

License

MIT. The license covers this node's code, not the Parser API KI+ service.