Alfred + n8n
Wire Alfred into your own n8n workflows with an HTTP Request node.
What it does
- Send contacts in: a n8n HTTP Request node posts a name, email, phone, tags or stage to your Alfred link. Alfred adds the contact, or updates the one it already has, and starts the right follow-up.
- Send events out: Alfred posts to your URL when a contact is added, when someone signs up on your portal or website form, and when a contact finishes a follow-up.
- Bring in customers from tools Alfred does not connect to directly, like another booking system, a form builder or a spreadsheet.
How to set it up
- 1In Alfred, open Settings → Integrations → Any other app and copy your link.
- 2Add a n8n HTTP Request node that posts your contact's details to that link.
- 3To send events out, open Settings → Integrations → Advanced → Push events out and paste your own catch-hook URL.
Good to know
- It works through webhooks, so there is no app to install. You use the tool's own web request step.
- Every event Alfred sends is signed, so you can check it really came from Alfred. If your workflow is down, Alfred retries for about nine hours.
- One outgoing URL per business. Every event goes to it.
Questions about Alfred + n8n
Which Alfred plans include n8n?
The Pro plan and up.
What does the n8n integration do?
Send contacts in: a n8n HTTP Request node posts a name, email, phone, tags or stage to your Alfred link. Alfred adds the contact, or updates the one it already has, and starts the right follow-up. Send events out: Alfred posts to your URL when a contact is added, when someone signs up on your portal or website form, and when a contact finishes a follow-up. Bring in customers from tools Alfred does not connect to directly, like another booking system, a form builder or a spreadsheet.
How do I connect n8n to Alfred?
1. In Alfred, open Settings → Integrations → Any other app and copy your link. 2. Add a n8n HTTP Request node that posts your contact's details to that link. 3. To send events out, open Settings → Integrations → Advanced → Push events out and paste your own catch-hook URL.