n8n-nodes-telenow

n8n community nodes for Telenow — voice AI agents over phone and web.

• Telenow Trigger: start workflows on call events — call started/ended, post-call AI analysis (summary, sentiment, disposition), recording ready, transcript turns, tool invocations. Subscriptions are registered and removed automatically via Telenow's REST-hooks API when you activate/deactivate the workflow.
• Telenow: place outbound AI agent calls (with context variables, opening line, answering-machine handling), fetch a call with its transcript, list calls, agents and phone numbers. The action node is also usable as a tool by n8n AI agents (usableAsTool).

What you can build

• 60-second lead callback — form/CRM trigger → Place AI Agent Call with the lead's name and product passed as context variables; the agent greets them personally.
• CRM hygiene on autopilot — Call Analyzed trigger → write the AI summary, sentiment and disposition to the contact; let the disposition set the deal stage or alert a salesperson.
• Follow-ups that send themselves — Call Analyzed action items → templated WhatsApp/email sends.
• Mid-call lookups — a Telenow agent can call an n8n Webhook → Respond to Webhook flow during a live call and speak the result (order status, account balance, appointment slots).
• Compliance archive — Recording Ready → upload recordings to Drive/S3.
• Daily ops digest — schedule → Get Many Calls → aggregate → Slack/email report.

Installation

Self-hosted n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install and enter n8n-nodes-telenow. n8n Cloud: available after the package passes n8n's verified-community-node review.

Requires n8n 1.94+ (Node 20).

Credentials

1. In the Telenow dashboard, go to Developers → API Keys and create a key (role developer or above to manage triggers).
2. In n8n, create Telenow API credentials with that key. Leave the base URL at https://api.telenow.ai unless you're on a self-hosted/regional deployment.

The credential test calls GET /api/v1/me.

Trigger events

| Event | Fires | |---|---| | call.started | when a call becomes active | | call.ended | when a call finishes (opt-in recording URL + transcript in the payload) | | call.analyzed | when post-call AI analysis is ready — best event for CRM updates | | recording.ready | when the recording file is available | | transcript.ready | per utterance, during the call | | tool.invoked | when the agent calls one of its tools |

Optionally scope the trigger to a single agent.

Deliveries are signed with HMAC-SHA256 (X-VoiceAI-Signature: sha256=<hex> over the raw body) and deduplicable via X-VoiceAI-Delivery. The n8n webhook URL is unguessable; if you also want signature verification, add an n8n Code node comparing the header against your endpoint's signing secret (shown once in the Telenow dashboard for manually created endpoints).

Development

npm install
npm run build    # tsc + icon copy → dist/
npm run lint

To try it locally, link the package into your n8n custom nodes directory (~/.n8n/custom/), or use n8n-node dev.

Publishing (maintainers)

This package must live in its own public GitHub repository (TelenowAI/n8n-nodes-telenow) — n8n's verification program requires npm releases to be published via GitHub Actions with npm provenance (no local publishes) since May 2026. The included .github/workflows/release.yml does exactly that on a GitHub release; it needs an NPM_TOKEN repo secret (automation token). After the first npm publish, submit the package through the n8n Creator Portal for verification so it appears on n8n Cloud.

Rules the package already follows: no runtime dependencies, English-only UI strings, n8n-community-node-package keyword, credentials/nodes wired under the n8n attribute in package.json.

License

MIT