Description

n8n-nodes-klicktipp

KlickTipp n8n Community Node (npm: n8n-nodes-klicktipp)

Same project, three surfaces:

• npm package: n8n-nodes-klicktipp
• GitHub repository: klicktipp/n8n-community-node-klicktipp
• n8n integration page: https://n8n.io/integrations/klicktipp/

This repository contains the source code for the npm package n8n-nodes-klicktipp, which powers the official KlickTipp n8n Community Node listed on n8n.io.
Note: The GitHub repository name and the npm package name differ. They refer to the same project.

KlickTipp API Integration for n8n

What is the KlickTipp Marketing Suite?

KlickTipp Marketing Suite is a digital marketing platform that empowers creators and small businesses to generate leads and turn them into passionate customers. It boosts growth with GDPR-compliant tools for email and SMS marketing, marketing automation, landing pages, and conversion rate optimization.

This package provides a set of nodes for interacting with the KlickTipp API, allowing you to manage contacts, tags, subscription processes, and more directly from n8n.
For more detailed information on the KlickTipp API – covering functions for managing contacts, tags, fields, and more – please refer to the Installation

• Quickstart
• Nodes Overview

– Contact
– Contact Tagging
– Data Field
– Opt-In Process
– Tag
– Triggers

• Supported Resources and Operations
• Credentials
• Compatibility
• License
• Example Workflows
• Troubleshooting

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Installation

To install the package, run the following command in your n8n directory:

npm install n8n-nodes-klicktipp

Quickstart

1. Install the package in your n8n instance: npm install n8n-nodes-klicktipp
2. Restart n8n.
3. In the n8n UI, add KlickTipp credentials (username + password).
4. Add a KlickTipp node and choose a resource + operation (for example: Tag -> Create).
5. Execute the workflow.

Nodes Overview

This package includes nodes to interact with various aspects of the KlickTipp API:

Contact

• Nodes:

– Add or update contact
– Delete contact
– Get contact
– Search contact id
– List contacts
– Search tagged contacts
– Unsubscribe contact
– Update contact

• Description: Provides management capabilities for contacts, such as searching, updating, and deleting contact data.

Contact Tagging

• Nodes:

– Tag contact
– Untag contact

• Description: Provides management capabilities for contacts tagging.

Data Field

• Nodes:

– Get data field
– List data fields

• Description: Manages data fields, including retrieving all available data fields for contacts, and obtaining data field information.

Opt-In Process

• Nodes:

– Get Opt-in process
– Search redirect URL
– List Opt-in processes

• Description: Manages opt-in processes, including listing all processes, retrieving details of a specific process, and obtaining redirect URLs.

Tag

• Nodes:

– Create tag
– Delete tag
– Get tag
– List tags
– Update tag

• Description: Manages tags within KlickTipp, enabling operations to list, create, update, and delete tags.

Triggers

• Node: On new KlickTipp event
• Description: Triggers when a webhook event occurs in KlickTipp, such as a tag being added, an email being opened or sent, a link clicked, an SMS sent, and more.

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Supported Resources and Operations

Quick inventory (names as displayed in n8n):

Contact

• Add or update contact
• Delete contact
• Get contact
• Search contact id
• List contacts
• Search tagged contacts
• Unsubscribe contact
• Update contact

Contact Tagging

• Tag contact
• Untag contact

Data Field

• Get data field
• List data fields

Opt-In Process

• Get Opt-in process
• Search redirect URL
• List Opt-in processes

Tag

• Create tag
• Delete tag
• Get tag
• List tags
• Update tag

Triggers

• On new KlickTipp event

When building or generating n8n workflows, use the exact operation names above as they appear in the UI.

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Workflow Keys (for JSON generation)

For the full, authoritative mapping of resource and operation keys, see OPERATIONS.md.
This is the contract used to generate valid n8n workflow JSON.

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Credentials

To authenticate with the KlickTipp API, configure your API credentials:

• Username
• Password

Once set up, these credentials will be used across all KlickTipp nodes in the package.

For the KlickTipp Trigger, you can also optionally configure body authentication directly in the node:

• Authentication

Default: No
Choose Yes only if your KlickTipp webhook sends auth in the POST body as a static parameter. Choose No if no auth is required.

• Parameter Key

Default: Authorization
Enter the exact body parameter key configured in KlickTipp. Usually: Authorization.

• Parameter Value

Default: empty
Paste the webhook token exactly as stored in KlickTipp. Do not add Bearer, quotes, or extra spaces.

Info:
In KlickTipp, create or edit your webhook, set the HTTP method to POST, enable Add static value, and add the same key-value pair as a static POST body parameter. If this is missing, body authentication will fail.

Parameter Key, Parameter Value, and the info box are shown only when Authentication is set to Yes.

When Authentication is set to Yes, the trigger validates the incoming webhook body before the workflow starts. If the field is missing or the value does not match, the request is rejected and the workflow does not run.

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Compatibility

• n8n: Community nodes (self-hosted or desktop)
• KlickTipp API: Uses the official KlickTipp API
• Authentication: Username + password

If you are using n8n Cloud, install this community node in a self-hosted or desktop instance.

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License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. For details, see the LICENSE file.

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Example Workflows

Refer to the examples/n8n-nodes-klicktipp.json file for sample workflows showcasing the integration.
For the exact resource and operation keys used in workflow JSON, see OPERATIONS.md.

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Troubleshooting

• Node not showing up: Restart n8n after installing n8n-nodes-klicktipp.
• Auth errors: Verify KlickTipp username/password and that API access is enabled.
• Operation not found in generated workflows: Use the exact operation names listed in “Supported Resources and Operations”.