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WB-CRM nodes for n8n — interact with the WB-CRM REST API (Leads, Contacts, Tasks, Projects, Campaigns) and receive real-time webhook events.

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    n8n-nodes-wb-crm

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    WB-CRM community nodes for n8n — interact with the WB-CRM REST API and react to real-time CRM events.

    Nodes

    WB-CRM (Action Node)

    Perform CRUD operations on WB-CRM resources.

    Resource Operations Required Scopes
    Lead Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete leads:read, leads:write
    Contact Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete contacts:read, contacts:write
    Task Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete tasks:read, tasks:write
    Project Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete projects:read, projects:write
    Campaign Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete campaigns:read, campaigns:write

    Get Many supports pagination (per_page, page) and filtering (search, status, project_uuid).

    Note: Creating a Lead requires a Project UUID — the project the lead is assigned to. Use Project → Get Many to look up UUIDs, or copy them from the WB-CRM project detail page.

    WB-CRM Trigger

    Starts a workflow when a WB-CRM event fires in real-time (REST Hooks pattern — the node subscribes on activation, unsubscribes on deactivation).

    Supported events:

    • contact.created, contact.updated, contact.deleted
    • lead.created, lead.updated, lead.deleted

    Required scopes: webhooks:read, webhooks:write plus the read scope of whichever resource you listen to.

    Installation

    In n8n (Community Nodes)

    1. Go to Settings → Community Nodes
    2. Click Install a community node
    3. Enter: n8n-nodes-wb-crm
    4. Click Install

    Self-hosted n8n (manual)

    cd ~/.n8n
npm install n8n-nodes-wb-crm
# Restart n8n

    Setup

    1. In WB-CRM go to Settings → API Tokens and create a token. Select the scopes you need — at minimum leads:read / contacts:read for read-only workflows, add :write variants for mutations, and webhooks:read webhooks:write if you use the Trigger node.
    2. Copy the token — it starts with wb_live_. It is shown only once.
    3. In n8n go to Credentials → New → WB-CRM API and paste:
      • Base URL: https://api.wb-crm.net (or your self-hosted WB-CRM API domain)
      • API Token: the wb_live_... value
    4. Click Test — it calls GET /health and should report success.

    Webhook Signature Verification

    When the WB-CRM Trigger node registers a subscription, WB-CRM returns a signing_secret. Each incoming webhook request includes an X-WB-Signature: sha256=<hmac> header — the node verifies this automatically using the stored secret and responds 401 on mismatch.

    Rate Limits

    • 60 requests / minute per IP (global hard limit)
    • Monthly API-call quota per tenant (plan-dependent; Leads/Contacts write operations are exempt)
    • The nodes surface 429 responses as errors — use n8n's built-in retry / error-output settings to handle them.

    API Reference

    The WB-CRM REST API is served from https://api.wb-crm.net/v1/. Authentication is via Bearer token (Authorization: Bearer wb_live_...). Connectivity can be verified with a public GET /health (no auth required).

    For detailed endpoint reference, contact Wissen Beratung or check the WB-CRM admin console for your tenant's API section.

    Development

    git clone https://github.com/SyncMasta/wb-crm_n8n.git
cd wb-crm_n8n
npm install
npm run build    # compile TS + copy icons
npm run lint     # n8n-nodes-base community rules

    License

    MIT © Wissen Beratung