Node reference

Airtable - New Record integration.

Fires the workflow when records or schema change in an Airtable base. Publishing registers a real Airtable webhook with the stored personal access token and unpublishing deletes it - no polling, so unlike the Airtable New Record trigger it sees edits and deletions too. Airtable's notification carries no change data, so each delivery is verified against the X-Airtable-Content-MAC HMAC and the changes are then read back with a stored cursor and deduped on Airtable's baseTransactionNumber. Narrow it to one table or view, to particular change types, fields or sources - excluding publicApi is how a workflow that also writes to the base avoids triggering itself. Webhooks expire after seven quiet days and a daily keepalive refreshes them.

Cal.com - New Booking integration.

Publishes a hosted public chat page (/chat/[token]); each message fires the workflow with the message, a `chatSessionId`, and a timestamp available as `{{chat.x}}`. Requires the workflow to have been Published at least once. Pair with a Webhook Response node to control the reply.

Publishes a hosted public form (/f/[workflowId]) with the fields you declare; a submission fires the workflow with the values available as {{form.x}}.

Runs the flow when a GitHub webhook event fires

GitHub: New Issue integration.

Polls a Gmail account and runs the flow once per newly received email

Polls a Google Calendar and runs the flow once per newly created event

Polls Google Drive and runs the flow once per newly created file

Fires the workflow when a linked Google Form is submitted, with the form response available in the run context.

Polls a Google Form and runs the flow once per new response submitted

Polls a Google Sheet and runs the flow once per newly appended row

HubSpot - New Contact integration.

HubSpot - New Deal integration.

IMAP: New Email integration.

Runs the flow when a Jira issue, comment, worklog, sprint, board, version or project event fires

Runs the flow when a Linear webhook event fires

Linear: New Issue integration.

Polls a MongoDB collection on an interval and runs the flow once per new document

Polls a MySQL table on an interval and runs the flow once per new row

Notion Database - Page Added integration.

Fires when another workflow (a specific one, or any) ends in failure, with the failing workflow's id, name, execution id, and error available as {{failure.x}}.

Polls a Postgres table on an interval and runs the flow once per new row

RSS Feed (Poll) integration.

Polls an S3 bucket or prefix on an interval and runs the flow once per new object

Runs the workflow on a cron expression and timezone, with an enable/disable toggle.

Runs the flow when a Shopify webhook event fires

Shopify: New Order integration.

Runs the flow when a Slack Events API event is received (message.channels, app_mention, reaction_added, and so on); verifies the Slack signing-secret signature on every request.

Fires the workflow on a Stripe webhook event, with the event payload available in the run context.

Tally: New Submission integration.

Fires the workflow when a Telegram bot receives an update. Publishing registers a real webhook with Telegram (setWebhook) using the stored bot token and a generated secret token, and unpublishing removes it - no polling. Subscribe to any of 19 Update types and optionally filter by chat or by a leading command; deliveries are verified against the X-Telegram-Bot-Api-Secret-Token header and deduped on update_id.

Runs the workflow on demand from the editor with a sample payload, for building and testing.

Typeform - New Response integration.

Gives the workflow a unique URL guarded by a per-workflow secret; a POST request fires the run with the JSON body available as {{webhook.x}}.

Runs the flow when a Zendesk ticket, user or organization event fires

Runs a tool-calling agent loop with Claude - an allowlist of HTTP and run-context tools, a capped number of iterations, and live streaming status on the canvas.

Extracts structured JSON from free text with Claude, guided by a plain-English instruction and an optional output-shape hint.

Generates text with a Claude model using your own Anthropic API key.

Runs a sandboxed JavaScript (Node vm) or Python (Pyodide/WebAssembly) snippet over the context - exposed identically in both languages as items/input, no filesystem/network/module access - with a timeout, and merges the return value into context. JavaScript's timeout is a hard stop; Python's is best-effort (see node docs).

Calls an endpoint from a custom app you defined (by hand, or imported from an OpenAPI spec), templated and authenticated the same way a built-in app node would be.

Pauses the workflow for a set amount of time as a durable, free wait.

Calls the Discord REST API across 92 operations. Messaging works either through an incoming webhook URL (zero setup, one channel, no credential) or a bot token, which additionally unlocks: reading messages and reactions, pins and polls, channel and thread management, members, roles, bans, invites, emoji, scheduled events, and webhook management. No trigger node - Discord delivers content events only over a persistent Gateway WebSocket, not an HTTP callback.

Sends a templated email through Resend.

Generates text with a Google Gemini model using your own Gemini API key.

Calls any REST API with a configurable method, headers, and body, templated over the run context.

Connects to an external MCP server over streamable HTTP and calls one of its tools with Handlebars-resolved arguments.

Calls the Notion API with an internal integration token across 43 operations, grouped by resource: pages (create in a database, create a row from JSON, create under a page, get, get as markdown, get one property, update properties, set icon and cover, lock/unlock, move to a new parent, trash, restore), blocks (append a paragraph, append a heading/list/to-do/quote/callout/code/divider, append raw JSON blocks, get, list children, update text, trash, restore), databases (create, get with its data sources, update title and appearance, query rows, trash), data sources (query rows, get the property schema, add one to a database, change the schema), users (list, get, get the integration's own bot user), comments (add to a page or block or reply to a discussion, list, get, edit, delete), title search across pages and data sources, and the file-upload flow (start, upload contents, finish a multi-part upload, get status, list). Requests are sent with Notion-Version 2026-03-11, so database rows are read through data sources; every operation names the integration capability it needs, and every list returns Notion's cursor so a Loop node can walk all pages.

Generates text with an OpenAI model using your own OpenAI API key.

Posts a message to a Slack channel via an incoming webhook URL.

Parse and validate JSON from text against a JSON Schema - deterministic extraction first (zero LLM cost when the source is already valid), with optional one-shot LLM auto-repair on failure.

Runs any Telegram Bot API method with a stored bot token - the send family (text, photo, document, video, audio, animation, voice, video note, sticker, album, location, venue, contact, poll, dice, chat action), message editing and deletion, forwarding, copying and pinning, reactions, chat and member administration, bans and restrictions, invite links, join requests, forum topics, file lookup, callback and inline query answers, bot configuration, and Telegram Stars payments.

Returns a templated status code and body to the caller of a Webhook trigger.

Pauses the run for a human approve/reject decision - a signed link sent by email or Slack - and routes to an approved or rejected handle; an optional timeout auto-rejects.

Routes execution down a true or false path based on a rules condition, or a plain-English statement judged by Claude, over the run context.

Pause the run and create a task for a person to complete in the Tasks inbox (fill a form or confirm an action), then resume with their submitted values available as {{humanTask.values.*}}.

Runs the connected body once per item in an array, feeding each item back into context.

Ends the run at this point with a success or failed outcome and a templated message; everything downstream is skipped, and the node never throws.

Invokes another workflow as a step, with a templated input mapping, optionally waiting for it to finish and using its output downstream.

Inserts, looks up, updates, or deletes rows in a per-user data table by key, capped at 1000 rows per query.

Reads the current time, formats a date, or adds/subtracts a duration.

Removes duplicate items from an array by field or full value.

Filters an array by field, operator, and comparison value.

Performs arithmetic on numbers pulled from the run context.

Combines two context values into a single object or array.

Generates a UUID and a random integer within a range.

Builds an object from key/value template pairs resolved against the run context.

Sorts an array by a field, ascending or descending.

Fan an array out into one normalized item per element, with optional field filtering and flattening; outputs an items array and count that drops straight into a Loop node.

Matches a value against a list of cases and writes the matching case to switchResult.

Splits, joins, replaces, trims, or changes the case of a text value.

transcribe, getTranscript.

textToSpeech, speechToText.

chat.

transcribeUrl, textToSpeech.

chatCompletion.

textToSpeech, listVoices.

generateContent.

chatCompletion.

generateAndPollAvatarVideo.

runInference.

generateImageV3.

generateVideo, getGeneration.

chatCompletion.

chatCompletion.

chatCompletionWithSearch.

Replicate HTTP API (run AI models on cloud GPUs). 43 operations on one API token. Predictions three ways, named separately because they are not interchangeable: by model VERSION (POST /v1/predictions), by model NAME for official models, and by DEPLOYMENT for your own reserved capacity. Each of the three offers async (returns an ID immediately), hold-the-request (Prefer: wait, capped at 60 seconds by Replicate), or a webhook; plus a poll mode that waits past 60 seconds without holding a socket. Also get, list and cancel predictions; models, versions, READMEs and example predictions, including the version read that returns a model's own input schema; trainings (fine-tuning) with start, poll, get, list and cancel; deployments with full CRUD; file upload, download, list and delete; curated collections; model search (Replicate's one HTTP QUERY endpoint); hardware SKUs; the account; and the default webhook signing secret.

imageToVideo, getTask.

generateImageCore.

Attio REST API (CRM). 65 operations: records on any object (create, upsert, get, update, delete, query, cross-object search); lists and list entries including pipeline-stage moves; notes; tasks; comments and threads; read-only schema discovery (objects, attributes, select options, statuses); workspace members, token introspection and read-only SQL; record files; meetings, call recordings and transcripts; and webhook management.

Close CRM REST API. 163 operations: leads, contacts, opportunities and tasks; note, call, email, SMS, WhatsApp, meeting and custom activities plus the created / status-change / form-submission / task-completion / lead-merge streams; Advanced Filtering search and Smart Views; sequence subscriptions; custom objects; comments; email and SMS templates; bulk email, bulk edit and bulk sequence subscribe; activity, funnel, sent-email and status reports; pipelines, statuses, custom field schemas, outcomes and forms; users, groups and organization; phone numbers and connected accounts; unsubscribes, AI field enrichment, the event log, and webhook subscriptions.

Copper CRM Developer API (Commerce/CRM). 72 operations: people, leads (including upsert and lead conversion), companies, opportunities and their pipelines, stages and loss reasons; projects, tasks and activity logging; per-record activity feeds; related items and connect-field connections; custom field definitions, activity types and tags; attached-file reads; account and user lookups; and webhook subscription management.

Calls the HubSpot CRM API with a private app token across 68 operations, grouped by object family: contacts (create, upsert, get, update, archive, list, search, batch create, merge), companies and deals (the same set), tickets (create, get, update, archive, list, search), any other object type including products, line items, quotes and custom objects (create, get, update, archive, list, search plus batch create/read/update/archive), engagements (note, task, call, meeting, email, SMS/WhatsApp/LinkedIn message), associations (default, labelled, remove, list, list labels), lists (add, remove, memberships, get, get by name, create, delete), metadata reads used to resolve IDs (owners, pipelines, pipeline stages, properties), and marketing (form submission, transactional email, subscription preferences).

Insightly CRM v3.1 REST API. 340 operations: full CRUD, search and tag search for contacts, organisations, opportunities, leads and projects, plus their notes, tasks, emails, events, tags, relationship links, file attachments, activity sets and important dates; opportunity pipelines, stages, states and line items; project pipelines and milestones; standalone tasks, events, notes, comments and stored emails; Service tickets with comments, tags and merge; marketing prospects, static lists, custom events and visits; products, price books, price book entries and quotes with line items and documents; custom objects and custom field metadata; the Service knowledge base and community forums; and the user, pipeline, tag, relationship, category, currency, country and template lookups.

Odoo external API over JSON-RPC (ERP/CRM). 77 operations: the full ORM surface against any model (search & read, count, create, update, delete, duplicate, group & aggregate, metadata, call any business method, name search, field introspection, access checks), plus pinned-model shortcuts for contacts, CRM leads, sales orders, invoices and payments, products, inventory transfers, purchase orders, projects and tasks, employees and time off, calendar events, chatter messages and activities, and users.

Pipedrive integration (CRM). 141 operations: deals, deal followers, participants and line items; persons, organizations and their followers, files and change history; activities and activity types; leads and lead conversion; notes and note comments; products and variations; pipelines, stages and pipeline statistics; item search; custom-field metadata and filters; files; projects and tasks; users, currencies and recents; call logs; webhooks.

Salesforce REST API (CRM). 80 operations: records on any standard, custom or packaged object (create, get, update, upsert, delete, by external ID, related records, replication windows); convenience creates for Lead, Contact, Account, Opportunity, Case and Task plus lead assignment rules; SOQL and SOSL query and search; record collections and composite requests; Bulk API 2.0 load and export jobs; invocable actions, flows, Apex actions, email alerts and quick actions; approval processes and workflow rules; describe, list views, org limits and platform events.

Twenty CRM REST API (Commerce/CRM). 70 operations: people, companies and opportunities (create, update, get, list, delete, find duplicates); notes and tasks including attaching them to records; attachments; workspace members; synced messages and calendar events; timeline activities; a generic record family that reaches ANY standard or custom object (find, create, batch create, update, bulk update, soft delete, restore, destroy, merge, duplicates, group-by); schema discovery over the metadata API; and webhook registration.

Vtiger CRM REST API. 48 operations: generic record CRUD against any module (create, get, partial update, full replace, delete, reopen, changed-since sync); VQL query plus list, find, count and phone/email lookup builders; per-module shortcuts for contacts, organizations, leads, deals and cases; lead conversion; record relationships and tags; and metadata discovery (modules, field definitions, related modules, picklist dependencies, current user).

Wealthbox CRM for financial advisors. 49 operations: contacts and households; tasks; calendar events; notes; opportunities; projects; workflows, workflow templates and workflow steps; the activity stream and comments; and the user, team, tag, custom-field, contact-role and category lookups.

Zendesk Sell / Base CRM (CRM). 108 operations: contacts, leads and deals (CRUD, upsert, list); lead conversion; deal contacts; notes, tasks and calls; text messages; collaborations; products, orders and line items; Reach sequences and enrollments; pipelines and stages; tags, lead and deal sources, loss and unqualified reasons; custom field definitions, documents and visits; users and account; and the v3 Search API.

updateInventory, listOrders.

getSales.

getOrder, getSubscription.

listInvoices, getAccount.

getRates, createLabel.

Calls the Shopify Admin REST API with a custom-app access token across 119 operations, grouped by resource: orders (list, get, count, create, update, close, re-open, cancel, risks, transactions, capture/void/refund, abandoned checkouts), draft orders (list, get, create, update, delete, send invoice, complete), refunds (list, get, calculate, create), fulfillment (create, list, get, update tracking, cancel) and fulfillment orders (list, get, move, hold, release hold, cancel), products (list, get, count, create, update, delete), variants and product images (full CRUD), collections (custom collection CRUD, smart collection list, list products, add/remove a product), inventory and locations (list locations, list levels, set, adjust, connect, disconnect, inventory item read/update), customers (list, get, count, search, create, update, delete, invite, activation URL, orders, and address CRUD including set-default), discounts (price rule CRUD, discount code CRUD, lookup, batch create), gift cards (list, get, create, disable), metafields (list, get, create, update, delete on any owner), online store content (pages, blogs, articles, redirects), and shop/events/webhook-subscription reads and writes. Every list operation returns Shopify's page_info cursor so a Loop node can walk all pages.

Calls the Stripe REST API with a secret key across 150 operations, grouped by object family: customers (create, get, update, delete, list, search, remove discount), payment intents (create, get, update, confirm, capture, cancel, increment authorization, list, search), setup intents (create, get, cancel, list), charges (get, update, capture, list, search), refunds (create, get, update, cancel, list), disputes (get, submit evidence, close, list), payment methods (get, update, list, attach, detach), payouts and balance (create, get, update, cancel, reverse, list, account balance, balance transactions), products and prices (full CRUD plus search on both), coupons and promotion codes (full CRUD), tax rates, tax codes and shipping rates, invoices (create, get, update, delete, finalize, pay, send, void, mark uncollectible, list, search, preview, line items), invoice items and credit notes (full CRUD plus void), subscriptions (create, get, update, pause collection, resume, cancel, list, search, remove discount), subscription items and schedules (full CRUD plus cancel and release), usage-based billing meter events, checkout sessions and payment links (create, get, update, expire/deactivate, list, line items), quotes (create, get, update, finalize, accept, cancel, list, line items), customer portal sessions, and webhook endpoints and events. Every write takes an optional idempotency key so a retried step can't charge twice, and every list returns Stripe's cursor so a Loop node can walk all pages.

WooCommerce REST API v3 (Commerce). 148 operations: orders, order notes and refunds; products (including duplicate, related, suggested and custom-field names), variations (including generation from attributes), categories, brands, tags, attributes and terms, shipping classes and reviews; customers and their downloads; coupons; tax rates and classes; reports; webhooks; payment gateways; shipping zones, zone locations, zone methods and method types; settings; system status and tools; and store reference data. Every writable resource also exposes its batch endpoint.

scrapeUrl.

createPost.

fetchFeed.

search.

createItem.

WordPress REST API for self-hosted sites (Content & web). 183 operations: posts, pages, revisions and autosaves; media upload and image editing; comments; categories, tags and any custom post type or taxonomy; users and application passwords; settings, post types, statuses, taxonomies and search; reusable blocks, block types, patterns and rendering; templates, template parts and global styles; navigation, classic menus, menu items and locations; widgets and sidebars; themes and plugins; the font library; site health, oEmbed, request batching and a custom-request escape hatch.

Algolia (Data Store). 222 operations across every Algolia API: search, browse and facet search; records, batches and partial updates; indices, settings, synonyms, query rules and dictionaries; API keys, allowed source IPs and logs; Recommend; Compositions; Insights events; Analytics; A/B testing; Query Suggestions; Personalization and Advanced Personalization; the Ingestion connectors platform; Monitoring; the Crawler; and Agent Studio.

Coda / Superhuman Docs API (Files & Docs). 125 operations: docs; pages and page content, including export; tables, views and columns; rows (list, get, upsert single or bulk, update, delete, bulk delete, push button); formulas and controls; folders; permissions, principals and sharing settings; publishing, gallery categories and custom doc domains; webhook automations; doc, page and Pack analytics; account, workspace members and roles, Go links, browser-link resolution and mutation status; and the full Pack authoring surface (Packs, versions, releases and reviews, access, makers and invitations, listings, categories, featured docs and assets, OAuth and system connections, plus Pack, ingestion and agent logs).

readRange, batchGet, batchGetByDataFilter, findRow, getLastRow, appendRow, batchAppend, updateRange, batchUpdateValues, batchUpdateValuesByDataFilter, clearRange, batchClear, batchClearByDataFilter, createSpreadsheet, getSheetMetadata, getSpreadsheetByDataFilter, updateSpreadsheetProperties, addSheet, deleteSheet, duplicateSheet, renameSheet, copySheetToSpreadsheet, deleteRow, deleteDimension, insertDimension, appendDimension, moveDimension, updateDimensionProperties, autoResizeDimensions, mergeCells, unmergeCells, insertRange, deleteRange, copyPaste, cutPaste, pasteData, trimWhitespace, randomizeRange, autoFill, findReplace, sortRange, deleteDuplicates, textToColumns, setBasicFilter, clearBasicFilter, formatCells, setDataValidation, clearDataValidation, addConditionalFormatRule, deleteConditionalFormatRule, addProtectedRange, deleteProtectedRange, addNamedRange, deleteNamedRange, createDeveloperMetadata, updateDeveloperMetadata, deleteDeveloperMetadata, getDeveloperMetadata, searchDeveloperMetadata, batchUpdateRaw.

read, write.

Read and write a MongoDB database: find, count, distinct and aggregate; insert, update, replace, delete and bulk-write documents; claim a document atomically; manage indexes; and run raw database commands.

Read and write a MySQL database without writing SQL: select, insert, update, upsert, replace and delete rows, bulk writes, transactions, stored procedures, and schema discovery. Raw SQL is still there when you want it.

Pinecone vector database (Data Store). 88 operations: vectors (upsert, query, fetch by ID or metadata, update, delete, list IDs, index stats), integrated-embedding records, namespaces, bulk imports, indexes, collections, backups and restore jobs, Inference (embed, rerank, models), Assistants (management, files, chat, context, evaluation), and the Admin API (organizations, projects, API keys, users, invites, service accounts, role bindings).

create, list.

Reads and writes a Postgres database: rows without SQL (select, get one, count, insert, bulk insert, update, upsert, delete, truncate), transactions, EXPLAIN plans, stored procedures and functions, schema discovery, and raw parameterized SQL.

get, set, del.

insert, select, update, delete, rpc, upsert.

Bitbucket Cloud REST API v2.0 (Developer tools). 231 operations: repositories, source files and commits, branches, tags and refs, diffs and patches, build statuses and Code Insights, pull requests with reviews, merges, comments and tasks, default reviewers, Pipelines with steps, logs, variables, schedules and caches, deployments and environments, downloads, repository and workspace webhooks, branch restrictions and branching models, deploy keys, repository and project permissions, workspaces, projects, users and keys, snippets, plus the deprecated issue tracker.

GitHub REST API (Developer tools). 127 operations: issues, issue comments, assignees, labels and milestones; pull requests, reviews, review comments and reviewers; repositories, collaborators, branches, commits and tags; files and Git refs; releases; Actions workflows and runs; search; users, organizations and teams; gists; reactions; repository webhooks.

GitLab REST API (Developer tools). 259 operations: issues, issue time tracking and issue links; merge requests, approvals, notes and discussions; labels and milestones; projects, repository tree, files, branches, tags and commits; pipelines, schedules, jobs and artifacts; releases; environments and deployments; CI/CD variables; groups and members; users, to-dos and events; project and group webhooks; snippets and wiki; search. Works against gitlab.com or a self-managed host.

Jira Cloud. Issues (create, read, update, delete, assign, transition, bulk create), comments, attachments, worklogs, watchers and votes, issue and remote links, projects, components and versions, metadata lookups, users and permissions, plus Jira Software boards, sprints, epics, backlog and ranking.

Jira Data Center / Server, self-hosted. Issues (get, search by JQL with offset paging, create, bulk create, update, delete, assign, transition, notify), comments, attachments, worklogs, watchers and votes, issue links, remote links and issue properties; projects with their components, versions, roles, statuses and properties; users, groups and permissions; metadata lookups; JQL autocomplete, filters and dashboards; Jira Software boards, sprints, epics, backlog and ranking; Jira Service Management requests, queues, organizations and customers; plus the Data-Center-only surface — webhook registration, application roles and properties, permission, notification and workflow schemes, screens, reindexing and cluster status.

Linear. Issues (create, update, archive, delete, batch create and update, search, subscribe, relate, remind), comments, labels, attachments and links, projects, milestones and project updates, cycles, teams, memberships and workflow states, users and the workspace, documents, reactions, favorites, file uploads, initiatives, customers, templates and webhook registrations.

Sentry Web API (Developer tools). 223 operations: issues (list, get, update, delete, bulk mutate, hashes, tags, events, external-issue links), events and attachments, projects with their client keys (DSNs), inbound filters, ownership rules, symbol sources and service hooks, organizations, teams and members, releases with files, commits and deploys, cron monitors and check-ins, alerts and detectors, Discover and Explore queries, traces and tags, dashboards, environments, session replays, profiling, mobile builds and snapshots, spike protection, integrations and custom apps, SCIM provisioning, and Seer.

ActiveCampaign v3 API (Email marketing + CRM). 153 operations: contacts (create, sync, update, delete, search and every sub-resource), tags, lists and subscriptions, contact custom fields and values, deals, pipelines and stages, deal custom fields, tasks and task types, deal secondary contacts, CRM accounts and account-contact associations, account custom fields, notes, automations and enrolments, campaign and message reads, e-commerce orders, customers, line items and connections, webhooks, forms and scoring rules.

Brevo v3 API (Email marketing, CRM and ecommerce). 209 operations: contacts, lists, folders, segments and consent groups; transactional email, SMS and WhatsApp with their templates, event reports and blocklists; email, SMS and WhatsApp campaigns; the CRM (companies, deals, pipelines, tasks, notes, files and custom attributes); custom objects; custom events; ecommerce products, categories and orders; coupons; the loyalty engine (balances, points transactions, tiers and vouchers); senders; webhooks; live-chat conversations; inbound parsing and external feeds; payments, processes and account.

Kit (formerly ConvertKit) v4 API (Email marketing). 62 operations: subscribers (upsert, get, list, advanced boolean search, update, unsubscribe, tags, engagement stats); tags (create, rename, list, tag or untag by email or ID, list a tag's subscribers); forms and landing pages (list, add a subscriber by email or ID, list a form's subscribers); sequences (full CRUD, enroll a subscriber, list enrollments) and sequence emails (full CRUD); broadcasts (full CRUD plus stats and link clicks); custom fields; snippets; posts, email templates and segments; purchases; and webhook registration.

Klaviyo API (Email marketing). 203 operations: profiles, upsert and merge, bulk import; subscriptions and suppressions; lists, segments and their members; events, metrics and metric aggregates; campaigns, messages, sends and recipient estimates; flows and flow actions; templates, rendering and universal content; forms; catalog items, variants, categories and bulk jobs; back-in-stock; coupons and coupon codes; tags and tag groups; campaign, flow, form and segment reporting; reviews; images; webhooks; conversations; data-privacy deletion; account.

Mailchimp Marketing API (Email marketing). 251 operations: audiences and members, member tags, notes, events and activity; segments, merge fields and interest groups; audience insights and webhooks; campaigns (create, content, schedule, send, test, replicate, resend) and campaign folders; campaign reports (opens, clicks, email activity, recipients, unsubscribes, domains, locations, e-commerce activity); classic automations and automation flows; e-commerce stores, customers, orders, carts, products and promotions; templates, landing pages, SMS campaigns and surveys; survey and landing page reports; batch operations; account info.

Mailgun API (Email marketing), 83 operations: send email (attachments, templates, tags, scheduling, tracking, batch recipient variables) and raw MIME, stored-message retrieval and resend, sending queues; templates and template versions; bounce, unsubscribe, complaint and allowlist suppressions; mailing lists and members including bulk add and list validation; inbound routes; domain and account webhooks; logs, events, metrics and tags; domains; and email validation. US and EU regions.

Asana REST API (Project management). 172 operations: tasks (create, get, update, complete, delete, duplicate, list by project/section/tag/My Tasks, premium search, custom-ID lookup, subtasks, reparenting, project and tag membership, followers) and task dependencies; comments and the activity stream, plus reactions; attachments; projects (full CRUD, search, duplicate, save as template, task counts, members, followers, memberships); sections; tags; status updates; project and task templates plus job polling; custom fields and their per-project, per-team, per-portfolio and per-goal settings; users, workspaces, teams, team and workspace memberships, and the generic membership API with access levels; portfolios; goals with metrics and comments; time tracking; and webhook, event-stream and rule-trigger management.

ClickUp API (Project management). 161 operations: tasks, subtasks, task search, merge, move and templates; task tags, dependencies and links; comments and threads; checklists; custom fields; Lists, Folders and Spaces; Space tags; time tracking and timers; Goals and Targets; views; webhooks; Workspace and directory reads; members, guests and user groups; and the v3 Docs, Chat, attachment, sharing and audit-log surfaces.

monday.com GraphQL API (Project management). 71 operations: items, subitems and column values; columns, boards and groups; updates and replies; workspaces and folders; users, teams and account; tags, notifications and docs; assets, board activity logs and webhooks.

DEPRECATED as of SW14.3 and no longer offered in the node palette. Its six operations are all covered by the Notion node, which exposes the full API; this node type still executes so workflows saved earlier keep running.

Todoist unified API v1 (Project management). 88 operations: tasks (create, quick-add, list, filter queries, update, move, complete, reopen, delete, completed-by-date, productivity stats); projects (CRUD, archive, search, collaborators); sections; personal and shared labels; comments; time and location reminders; workspace folders; workspaces, members and invitations; project templates; user, activity log and ID migration.

Trello REST API (project management). 136 operations: cards (create, get, update, move, archive, delete) with their comments, attachments, labels, members, votes, stickers and custom field values; checklists and check items; lists (create, archive, move, bulk-move every card); boards with their lists, cards, labels, custom fields, actions, Power-Ups and membership; labels; custom field definitions and dropdown options; members and starred boards; workspaces and their membership; actions and emoji reactions; search across cards, boards and members; webhook management; and notifications.

createBooking, listEventTypes.

listScheduledEvents, createSchedulingLink.

Google Calendar with a connected Google account. Events (create, read, update, replace, delete, move, import, quick-add, expand a recurring series, manage guests and RSVPs), calendars, your subscription list, sharing rules, free/busy, colours and settings.

listResponses.

getSubmissions.

listSubmissions.

retrieveResponses.

sendMessage.

Freshdesk v2 API (Support desk). 239 operations: tickets, bulk actions, merges, forwards, archives, watchers and ticket access; conversations, replies and notes; contacts and companies with their custom fields, imports and exports; agents, groups, roles and skills; time entries; CSAT surveys and satisfaction ratings; the Solutions knowledge base; canned responses; ticket fields, sections and forms; custom objects; collaboration threads; community forums; automations and SLA policies; email mailboxes, products, business hours and account settings.

Help Scout Inbox (Mailbox) API 2.0 (Support desk). 153 operations: conversations, threads, tags, custom fields and snooze; attachments; customers and their emails, phones, chat handles, social profiles, websites and address; customer and organization properties; organizations; inboxes, folders, custom fields, routing and saved replies; users, statuses and system users; teams, tags, workflows, webhooks, satisfaction ratings and the full reports surface.

Intercom REST API (Support desk). 161 operations: contacts, companies and their memberships; conversations — reply, note, close, snooze, assign, redact and convert to ticket; tickets, ticket types and attributes; tags across contacts, conversations, tickets, companies and users; notes; admins, teams and activity logs; events and data attributes; segments and subscription types; Help Center articles, collections and Help Centers; internal articles; news items and newsfeeds; outbound messages, SMS Switch and visitors; custom object instances; Fin AI content sources and external pages; calls; content data exports, jobs, brands, email settings and the IP allowlist.

Zendesk Support. Tickets (create, read, search, update, merge, bulk, delete and restore), comments, audits and metrics, attachments and uploads, tags, users and their identities, organizations and memberships, groups, end-user requests, unified search and export, macros and views, satisfaction ratings, ticket fields and forms, custom object records, and bulk job statuses.

A resizable, colored, markdown note for documenting a workflow on the canvas - never executes, and excluded from JSON export's node validation.

createTask, getResult.

Apify API v2 (web scraping & automation). 123 operations: run an Actor synchronously and get the scraped rows in one step, or asynchronously and poll; Actor runs, run logs and a run's default storages; Actors, versions, environment variables and builds; Actor tasks; datasets; key-value stores; request queues; webhooks and dispatches; schedules; the Apify Store; account usage and limits.

webSearch, newsSearch.

search, findSimilar.

read, search.

search, extract.

Calls the Airtable Web API with a personal access token across 34 operations, grouped by resource: records (list one page, list all by following pagination, get, create, create up to ten, update keeping other cells, replace clearing them, update or replace up to ten, upsert by matching up to three fields, delete, delete up to ten, push CSV into a sync table), attachment upload straight into a cell, record comments (list, add, edit, delete), bases and schema (list bases, read a base's tables/fields/views, create a base, create and update tables, create and update fields, delete a view, read the token's own id and scopes), and webhook management (list, create, delete, refresh the seven-day expiry, toggle pings, read payloads). Batch operations are capped at Airtable's ten-record limit before the request rather than after a 422, and every operation names the token scope it needs so a 403 says which one to tick.

validateEmail.

triggerPipeline, getWorkflow.

triggerBuildHook, listSites.

createIncident, listIncidents.

newMonitor, getMonitors.

Vercel REST API (Deploy & infra). 262 operations: deployments (create, cancel, delete, events, files, promote, rollback, runtime logs); aliases; projects, members and settings; project, shared and custom environment variables; project domains, account domains and DNS records; Edge Config and edge cache invalidation; deployment and project checks; certificates; webhooks; log drains; teams and members; account events and access tokens; web analytics; firewall and Attack Challenge mode; feature flags; rolling releases; project routes and bulk redirects; access groups; integrations and Git namespaces; remote-cache artifacts; container registry; microfrontends; Secure Compute networks; observability; the domain registrar; and Blob stores.

request.

Calls the Amazon S3 REST API with an IAM access key across 47 operations, signed with SigV4. Objects: upload from text or base64 (with content type, cache headers, storage class, encryption, custom metadata and tags), download as text or base64 with byte ranges and conditional requests, head, get attributes, server-side copy, delete one key or one version, delete up to 1000 in a single batch, list a prefix with delimiters and continuation tokens, list every version, and restore from Glacier. Presigned URLs perform GET, PUT, HEAD or DELETE - so a workflow can hand someone an UPLOAD link, not only a download link - capped at SigV4's seven-day ceiling. Also object tags, ACLs, Object Lock retention and legal holds, the four S3 Annotations operations that attach model output to an object, the full multipart family for large files, bucket create/delete/list/head/location/versioning/tagging, and bucket CORS, lifecycle and default-encryption configuration. An object key containing a `.` or `..` segment is refused rather than silently normalized onto a different object, and every XML request body escapes the values it carries. A custom endpoint on the credential points the same node at S3-compatible storage such as MinIO, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces or Backblaze B2. No trigger node: S3 event notifications can only be delivered to SNS, SQS, Lambda or EventBridge, never to an arbitrary HTTPS callback.

Calls Cloudflare R2 through its S3-compatible API at ACCOUNT_ID.r2.cloudflarestorage.com with an R2 API token, across 26 operations signed with SigV4 against the `auto` region and addressed path-style. Runs on the same engine as the AWS S3 node, so the object surface matches: upload from text or base64 with content type, cache headers, storage class and custom metadata; download as text or base64 with byte ranges and conditional requests; server-side copy, including Cloudflare's MERGE metadata directive, which keeps the source's metadata while adding new keys and has no S3 equivalent; delete one key or up to 1000 in a single batch; list a prefix with delimiters and continuation tokens; the full multipart family for large files; and bucket create/delete/list/head/location plus CORS, lifecycle and default-encryption configuration. Presigned URLs perform GET, PUT, HEAD or DELETE for 1 second to 7 days, so a workflow can hand someone an UPLOAD link, not only a download link - and Set CORS rules is the other half of that, because a browser cannot use a presigned PUT until a rule allows its origin. An object key containing a `.` or `..` segment is refused rather than silently normalized: because R2 is addressed path-style, such a key reached a DIFFERENT BUCKET under the same credential, not merely a different prefix. R2 implements a subset of S3 - no ACLs, no object tagging, no versioning, no Object Lock, no SSE-KMS and no archive tier - so those operations are declined by name rather than offered and left to fail at run time. No trigger node: R2 event notifications are delivered to a queue or a Worker, not to an arbitrary HTTPS callback.

Cloudinary integration (Files & docs). 149 operations across the Upload API (upload, rename, destroy, explicit, explode, archives, animations, text images, tags, context and structured metadata), the Admin API (browse, search and visual search, asset detail and update, restore and bulk delete, derived assets, related assets, folders and folder access, transformations, upload presets and mappings, streaming profiles, structured metadata fields and rules, AI people, notification triggers, usage, config and last-access reports), the Analyze API, live streaming, video player profiles and analytics, video canvas, image generation and creative approval.

createAndPollDocument.

convertToPdf.

Google Docs on a connected Google account. 101 operations: create and read a document (full JSON, plain text, page setup, outline, tables, images, named ranges, headers/footers, footnotes, tabs) plus a find that returns index ranges; insert, append, replace and delete text; page and section breaks; date, person and Drive-file chips; text formatting (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, small caps, size, family, colour, highlight, links, superscript); paragraph styling, headings, alignment, spacing, indentation, borders and bulleted or numbered lists; tables (insert, fill from rows, add or delete rows and columns, merge, style, pin header rows); inline images; headers, footers and footnotes; named ranges; page setup and section columns; tabs; and a raw batchUpdate escape hatch.

Google Drive with a connected Google account. Files (list, search, get, download, upload, replace contents, rename, copy, move, trash, restore), sharing and permissions, comments and replies, version history, shared drives, change tracking and storage quota.

OneDrive and SharePoint document libraries via the Microsoft Graph v1.0 Files API, on a connected Microsoft account.

listSubmissions, getForm.

listSubmissions.

createPdf, createImage.

shorten, clickSummary.

predict.

person, company.

report, listSites.

createLink, getClicks.

ManyChat Public API (Messaging). 32 operations: subscribers (get by id or user ref, find by email/phone, name or custom field, create, update), subscriber tags (add and remove by id or name), subscriber custom fields (set by id, by name, or many at once), sending (content, content to a user ref, a whole flow), page tags and custom-field definitions, bot fields, and page reads (info, flows, growth tools, one-time notification topics).

Calls the Slack Web API with a bot token across 47 operations, grouped by resource: messages (post, ephemeral, update, delete, schedule, list/delete scheduled, thread replies, permalink, channel history), reactions (add, remove, read), channels (create, list, info, join, leave, invite, remove user, list members, set topic/purpose, rename, archive, unarchive, open DM), users (look up by email, get info, list), pins and bookmarks, files (upload from URL, upload snippet, info, list, delete), user groups, and workspace info (team info, custom emoji, credential test).

Google Sheets via a connected Google account (OAuth). Read, write, clear and search values; manage spreadsheets, tabs, rows and columns; sort, filter, format, protect and validate ranges.

Mattermost v4 REST API (Communication). 157 operations: messages (post, reply in thread, ephemeral, edit, delete, pin, search, threads, reminders, acknowledgements), scheduled posts and drafts, channels and channel members, channel bookmarks, teams, team members and invites, users, statuses and custom statuses, custom profile attributes, files, reactions, custom emoji, preferences, slash commands, incoming and outgoing webhook management, bots — plus the original credential-free incoming-webhook post.

Microsoft Teams via the Microsoft Graph v1.0 API (Communication). 57 operations: channel messages (send, reply, list, get, update), chat messages (send, list, get, pin and unpin), chats and chat members, teams (list, get, create, update settings, archive, unarchive, clone), team members, channels (create, read, update, delete, files folder), channel members, channel tabs and the Teams app catalog, users and presence — plus the legacy incoming-webhook card post for saved workflows.

Pushover push notifications (Messaging). 11 operations: send a message with every documented option (priority, sound, device, URL, HTML or monospace, timestamp, TTL, base64 image attachment, and the emergency retry/expire/callback/tags set — a group key in the recipient field broadcasts); emergency receipts (get status, cancel retries, cancel by tag); validate a user or group key; list notification sounds; update a glance widget; read the app's monthly message quota; licensing (check credits, assign a license); and subscription migration.

Twilio (Communication). 80 operations: messages (send SMS, MMS, WhatsApp and content templates, schedule, get, list, update, redact, cancel, delete) and their media; Messaging Services and sender pools; voice calls (place, list, redirect, hang up) with recordings and transcriptions; conferences and participants; phone numbers (search, buy, list, update webhooks); Verify 2FA (start, check, services); Lookup; Conversations with participants, messages and scoped webhooks; WhatsApp content templates and approvals; Studio flow triggers; account and usage reads.

WhatsApp Business Cloud API (Communication). 54 operations: send every message type (text, image, video, audio, document, sticker, location, contact card, reaction, template) and every interactive message (reply buttons, list menu, call-to-action URL, location request); mark read, typing indicators and group message pinning; media upload, URL retrieval, download and delete; message template CRUD; business profile read and update; phone number reads, verification and registration; user blocking; the group plane (create, list, read, update, delete, participants, invite links, join requests); and WhatsApp Business Account reads plus webhook subscription.

Drip REST API (Email marketing / e-commerce CRM). 48 operations: subscribers (upsert, list, fetch, delete, unsubscribe, remove from a campaign, list campaign subscriptions), tags, custom events and event actions, custom field identifiers, email series campaigns (list, fetch, subscribe someone, list subscribers, activate, pause), single-email campaigns / broadcasts (full CRUD plus send a test), workflows (list, fetch, start or remove someone, activate, pause), workflow triggers, conversions (goals), forms, webhooks, Shopper Activity order / cart / product events, and the account and user reads.

GetResponse APIv3 (Email Marketing). 159 operations: contacts (add, bulk add, search, get, update, delete, activities, consents, tags, custom fields); segments and ad-hoc contact searches; tags; custom, predefined and GDPR fields; custom events including firing one at a contact; lists (campaigns), their contacts and blocklists; 'from' addresses, postal addresses, suppression lists and the account blocklist; imports; newsletters (send, schedule, send a draft, cancel, activities); RSS newsletters; autoresponders; subject-line A/B tests; SMS and transactional email (GetResponse MAX); the file library; and the ecommerce surface — shops, products and variants, categories, carts, orders, meta fields and taxes — plus automation workflows and account details.

Instantly API v2 (Email Marketing). 106 operations: leads (create, search, update, bulk add, move, merge, interest status, subsequences); campaigns (create, activate, pause, duplicate, share, export) and campaign analytics; subsequences; lead lists, lead labels and custom tags; unibox emails (search, reply, forward, mark read); sending accounts (pause, resume, warmup, vitals, analytics); block list; email verification; webhooks and delivered webhook events; background jobs.

lemlist API (Email Marketing). 127 operations: leads (add, update, list, get, launch, pause, resume, mark interested, custom variables, CRM import); campaigns (create, start, pause, duplicate, stats, reports, export); sequences, steps and A/B tests; the shared inbox (send email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, drafts, labels); CRM contacts, lists and companies; tasks; sending schedules; enrichment; the people and companies prospecting database; signal agents; lemwarm and deliverability alerts; unsubscribes; team, users and fields; activities and webhooks.

Omnisend (Email Marketing). 41 v3 REST operations: contacts (create/sync, get, list, update) with per-channel marketing consent, address and custom properties; custom events (trigger by system name, trigger a defined event by id, list and get definitions); campaigns (list, get); the product catalog and its categories (list, get, create, replace, delete); carts and cart line items, which drive abandoned-cart automations; orders (list, get, create, replace, update status and tracking, delete); and batches for bulk-syncing up to 1000 records in one asynchronous call.

Respond.io API v2 (Messaging). 35 operations: contacts (get, create, upsert, update, delete, list/search, merge), tags, lifecycle stages and contact channels; messages (text, attachment, quick replies, WhatsApp template, email, custom payload, get, list); conversations (open, close, assign, unassign); internal comments; and workspace reads and writes for users, custom fields, tags, channels, message templates and closing notes.

Outlook mail, calendar and contacts via the Microsoft Graph v1.0 API, on a connected Microsoft account.

detectDocumentText.

uploadBlob, getBlobUrl.

upload, download, list.

fetchMessages.

sendEmail.

call.

Fireflies.ai GraphQL API (Recruiting & Meetings). 32 operations: transcripts (search, read, summary, analytics), audio upload, meeting title, privacy, channel and sharing management, deletion; live meetings (list active, send the notetaker, pause/resume, action items); soundbites; channels; users, user groups and contacts; team analytics; AI App outputs; and AskFred question-and-answer threads.

Heymarket business texting (Messaging). 62 operations: SMS, MMS, group MMS, broadcasts, private notes and email; conversations (list, open, close, reassign, transfer, read state); contacts v1 and v2 with custom fields and opt-out status; lists; scheduled messages; templates; tracked short links; tags; surveys; inboxes and team.

triggerWorkflow, identifyUser.

Lever ATS (Recruiting & Meetings). 71 operations: opportunities (candidates) with stage moves, archiving, tags, sources and links; applications; notes; postings; interviews and panels; feedback and feedback templates; profile forms; requisitions; users and contacts; files, resumes and offers; referrals; stage, archive-reason, source and tag lookups; webhook configs.

Workable ATS SPI v3 (Recruiting & Meetings). 43 operations: jobs (list, get, stages, questions, application form, hiring team, recruiters, custom attributes, activities); candidates (list, get, activities, files, offer, create on a job or in the talent pool, update, move, copy, relocate, disqualify, revert, comment, tags, ratings, custom attribute values); account, members, recruiters, pipeline stages, disqualification reasons, departments, legal entities, custom attributes, permission sets and collaboration permissions; events; webhook subscriptions.

peopleSearch, peopleEnrich.

batchEnrich, getResult.

domainSearch, emailFinder, emailVerifier.

personEnrich, companyEnrich.

sendSms.

identify, trackEvent.

Gmail through a connected Google account. Send, search and read mail with bodies and attachments; manage threads, drafts, labels; and read or change auto-reply, filters and send-as settings.

createNotification.

sendEmail, sendBatch.

Twilio SendGrid v3 API (Transactional messaging). 231 operations: mail send, batches and scheduled sends; transactional templates and versions; designs; marketing contacts, custom fields, lists and segments; Single Sends and marketing stats; senders and verified senders; unsubscribe groups, suppressions, bounces, blocks, spam reports and invalid emails; stats; email activity and logs; email validation; engagement quality; event webhooks, Inbound Parse and security policies; sender authentication, link branding and reverse DNS; IP management; subusers.

Zoom API (Recruiting & Meetings). 123 operations: meetings, registrants, polls, surveys, live streaming, past meetings and templates; webinars, panelists and past webinars; cloud recordings, transcripts and recording analytics; users, settings, presence and company contacts; Team Chat messages and channels; meeting and webinar reports.