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n8n-nodes-signifycrmapi

SignifyCRM API n8n nodes

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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:

ResourceDescription
getAvailableModulesList all modules available in your SignifyCRM instance
getEntryRetrieve a single record by moduleName and recordId
getEntriesRetrieve multiple records by moduleName and a list of recordIds
getEntryListSearch or list records with strQuery, strOrderBy, offset, maxResults, etc.
getModuleFieldsFetch field metadata for a given moduleName
getUserIdRetrieve the current authenticated user’s ID
getUserProfileRetrieve the current authenticated user’s profile
setEntryCreate 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

  • In n8n, go to Settings → Credentials.
  • Click New Credential and choose SignifyCRM API.
  • 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.
  • Click Save.
  • 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.

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

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

  • Choose a resource & operation

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

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

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

Keywords

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Package last updated on 20 May 2025

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