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n8n-nodes-signifycrmapi

v0.1.0

Published

SignifyCRM API n8n nodes

Readme

n8n-nodes-signifycrmapi

This is an n8n community node. It lets you make generic REST API calls to SignifyCRM within your n8n workflows.

SignifyCRM is a powerful CRM platform serving APAC businesses since 2006, helping teams automate sales pipelines, manage marketing campaigns, and streamline customer support.

The SignifyCRM API node provides access to:

  • Available modules
  • Single or batch record retrieval
  • Record listing/search with filtering and pagination
  • Module field metadata
  • Current user ID and profile
  • Creating or updating records

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Usage Resources Version history License

Installation

Follow the community nodes installation guide, then install this package:

npm install n8n-nodes-signifycrm-api

Operations

Select a Resource from the dropdown, then fill in its parameters:

| Resource | Description | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | getAvailableModules | List all modules available in your SignifyCRM instance | | getEntry | Retrieve a single record by moduleName and recordId | | getEntries | Retrieve multiple records by moduleName and a list of recordIds | | getEntryList | Search or list records with strQuery, strOrderBy, offset, maxResults, etc. | | getModuleFields | Fetch field metadata for a given moduleName | | getUserId | Retrieve the current authenticated user’s ID | | getUserProfile | Retrieve the current authenticated user’s profile | | setEntry | Create or update any record by supplying moduleName and nameValueList |

Credentials

To connect your workflows to SignifyCRM, you must create a SignifyCRM API credential in n8n.

Prerequisites

  • An active SignifyCRM account (contact your administrator if you don’t have one).
  • Your SignifyCRM instance URL (e.g. https://example.signifycrm.com).
  • A valid API Key issued by your SignifyCRM administrator.
  • Your SignifyCRM Username and Password.

Authentication Method

This node uses SignifyCRM’s REST-API login endpoint (POST /rest_api/v1/rest/login) to authenticate on every request. Your API key is sent in the request body along with your login credentials.

How to set up in n8n

  1. In n8n, go to Settings → Credentials.
  2. Click New Credential and choose SignifyCRM API.
  3. Enter the following fields:
    • Site URL
      • The full base URL of your SignifyCRM instance (e.g. https://example.signifycrm.com).
    • API Key
      • Your SignifyCRM API key.
    • Username
      • Your SignifyCRM username.
    • Password
      • Your SignifyCRM login password.
  4. Click Save.
  5. n8n will automatically send a test request to /rest_api/v1/rest/login. If the test succeeds, your credential is ready to use.

For more details on SignifyCRM authentication, refer to the SignifyCRM API docs.

Compatibility

  • Developed and tested on the latest stable n8n release
  • Built against SignifyCRM REST API v1

Usage

If you’re new to n8n, check out the Try it out guide first.

  1. Add the node
    On your workflow canvas click the “+” button and search for SignifyCRM.

  2. Select your credential
    In the node’s Credentials dropdown, pick the SignifyCRM API you created.

  3. Choose a resource & operation

    • Resource: e.g. Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, Case, or Task
    • Operation: e.g. create, get, getAll, update, delete
  4. Fill in the parameters

    • Required fields will be marked in red
    • You can expand Additional Fields to set any optional properties
  5. Connect to other nodes

    • Use an HTTP Request, Set, or Function node before/after to pass data in or handle results
  6. Execute the workflow

    • Click Execute Node (or run the whole workflow) to test
    • Inspect the output in the node’s Output panel

Resources

Version history

  • 1.0.0 (2025-05-20)

    • Initial release: getAvailableModules, getEntry, getEntries, getEntryList, getModuleFields, getUserId, getUserProfile, setEntry

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.