n8n Integration

Connect Backenrich to n8n for powerful no-code automation workflows.

What is n8n?

n8n is a workflow automation tool that lets you connect different services together without writing code. By connecting Backenrich to n8n, you can automatically:

  • Send Slack messages when new feedback arrives
  • Create GitHub issues from bug reports
  • Add feedback to a Notion database
  • Send email summaries to your team
  • Sync to your CRM or support tools

Setup Guide

1. Create an n8n Webhook

  1. Open n8n and create a new workflow (or use n8n.io cloud)
  2. Add a "Webhook" trigger node
  3. Set the HTTP method to POST
  4. Copy the webhook URL (it will look like https://your-n8n-instance/webhook/...)

2. Configure Backenrich

  1. Go to Settings → Webhooks in Backenrich
  2. Paste your n8n webhook URL
  3. Enable the webhook
  4. Click "Send Test" to verify the connection

3. Build Your Workflow

In n8n, add nodes after the webhook to process the feedback. The webhook will receive the standard webhook payload with all feedback details.

Example Workflows

Slack Notifications

Webhook → Slack node

Post a message to a Slack channel whenever feedback is received. Include the category, site name, and feedback text.

GitHub Issues

Webhook → IF (category = "proposition") → GitHub node

Automatically create GitHub issues for feature requests. Use the IF node to filter by category.

Email Digest

Schedule trigger → HTTP Request → Email node

Send daily or weekly email summaries of new feedback to your team.

Notion Database

Webhook → Notion node

Add each piece of feedback to a Notion database for tracking and analysis.

Tips

Use Test Webhooks

Click "Send Test" in Backenrich while building your n8n workflow to see the data structure without submitting real feedback.

Filter by Category

Use n8n's IF node to route different feedback categories to different actions (e.g., "proposition" to feature requests, "improve" to bug tracker).

Handle Screenshots

Screenshot URLs expire after 15 minutes. If you need to store them, download the image in your workflow using an HTTP Request node.

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