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ScalePad Quoter

Last updated Jan 28, 2026

n8n community node for Quoter by ScalePad - Quote Management and Automation

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ScalePad Quoter

Description

n8n-nodes-quoter

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Community node for the Quoter by ScalePad API – Automate quote creation, management, and CRM integration for MSPs.

Table of Contents

  • Features
  • Installation
  • Credentials
  • Compatibility
  • Operations
  • Item
    Quote
    Customer
    Template

  • Usage Examples
  • Development
  • License
  • Features

    | Feature | Description |
    |———|————-|
    | Full CRUD Operations | Complete create, read, update, delete support for all resources |
    | OAuth 2.0 Authentication | Secure client credentials flow with automatic token refresh |
    | Field Selection | Request only the fields you need for optimized API performance |
    | Automatic Pagination | Handles multi-page responses up to 100 records per request |
    | Rate Limit Handling | Detects and reports Quoter’s 5 req/sec limit |
    | Expression Support | All fields support n8n expressions for dynamic values |

    Installation

    Recommended: Via n8n Community Nodes

    1. In n8n, navigate to Settings > Community Nodes
    2. Click Install a community node
    3. Enter @joshuanode/n8n-nodes-quoter
    4. Click Install
    5. Restart n8n

    Manual: Via npm

    npm install @joshuanode/n8n-nodes-quoter
    

    Then restart your n8n instance.

    Credentials

    To use this node, you’ll need Quoter OAuth 2.0 credentials.

    Getting Your API Credentials

    1. Sign in to Quoter
    2. Navigate to Account > API Keys
    3. Click Create API Key
    4. Save the Client ID and Client Secret

    Configuring in n8n

    | Field | Description |
    |——-|————-|
    | Client ID | Your OAuth Client ID from Quoter |
    | Client Secret | Your OAuth Client Secret from Quoter |

    > Note: Access tokens are valid for 1 hour and refresh automatically. No manual intervention needed.

    Compatibility

    | n8n Version | Status |
    |————-|——–|
    | 1.0.0+ | Supported |

    Operations

    Item

    Manage products and services for quotes.

    | Operation | Description |
    |———–|————-|
    | Create | Create a new item |
    | Get | Retrieve an item by ID |
    | Get Many | Retrieve multiple items with pagination |
    | Update | Update an existing item |
    | Delete | Delete an item |

    Supported Fields:

  • Name (required for create)
  • Type (required for create: product/service)
  • Description, Cost, Price, SKU
  • Quote

    Manage quote records and proposals.

    | Operation | Description |
    |———–|————-|
    | Create | Create a new quote |
    | Get | Retrieve a quote by ID |
    | Get Many | Retrieve multiple quotes with pagination |
    | Update | Update an existing quote |
    | Delete | Delete a quote |

    Supported Fields:

  • Customer ID (required for create)
  • Quote Name (required for create)
  • Template ID, Notes, Valid Until
  • Status (draft/sent/accepted/declined)
  • Customer

    Manage customer and client records.

    | Operation | Description |
    |———–|————-|
    | Create | Create a new customer |
    | Get | Retrieve a customer by ID |
    | Get Many | Retrieve multiple customers with pagination |
    | Update | Update an existing customer |
    | Delete | Delete a customer |

    Supported Fields:

  • Name (required for create)
  • Email, Phone, Address
  • Template

    Access reusable quote templates (read-only).

    | Operation | Description |
    |———–|————-|
    | Get | Retrieve a template by ID |
    | Get Many | Retrieve multiple templates with pagination |

    Usage Examples

    Example 1: Create a Quote from Template

    1. Add the ScalePad Quoter node to your workflow
    2. Select Quote as the resource
    3. Select Create as the operation
    4. Enter the Customer ID and Quote Name
    5. In Additional Fields, set the Template ID and Valid Until date
    6. Execute the workflow

    Example 2: Bulk Update Item Prices

    1. Add a ScalePad Quoter node to get all items (Resource: Item, Operation: Get Many, Return All: true)
    2. Add a Function node to calculate new prices
    3. Add another ScalePad Quoter node (Resource: Item, Operation: Update) using the item ID and new price from the previous nodes

    Example 3: Create Customer and Quote in One Flow

    1. Add a ScalePad Quoter node (Resource: Customer, Operation: Create) with company details
    2. Add a second ScalePad Quoter node (Resource: Quote, Operation: Create) using the new customer ID from step 1

    Example 4: Get Items with Field Selection

    1. Add the ScalePad Quoter node
    2. Select Item as the resource
    3. Select Get Many as the operation
    4. Under Options, set Fields to id,name,price,type
    5. Execute to retrieve only the fields you need

    Development

    Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 18.17.0
  • npm
  • n8n installed locally (for testing)
  • Setup

    Clone the repository

    git clone https://github.com/ajoshuasmith/n8n-nodes-quoter.git cd n8n-nodes-quoter

    Install dependencies

    npm install

    Build the node

    npm run build

    Watch for changes during development

    npm run dev

    Lint code

    npm run lint

    Format code

    npm run format

    Testing Locally

    1. Build the node: npm run build
    2. Link it to your n8n installation: npm link
    3. In your n8n directory: npm link @joshuanode/n8n-nodes-quoter
    4. Restart n8n

    Resources

  • Quoter API Documentation
  • Quoter Support
  • n8n Community Nodes Documentation
  • n8n Node Development Guide
  • Related Packages

  • n8n-nodes-scalepad – ScalePad Core API and Lifecycle Manager
  • Contributing

    Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

    1. Fork the repository
    2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
    3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
    4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
    5. Open a Pull Request

    License

    MIT

    Support

    If you encounter any issues or have questions:

  • Open an issue
  • Check the Quoter API documentation